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lc-tracker

v1.0.6

Published

A CLI tool for a community driven coding challenge tracker.

Downloads

5

Readme

Leetcode Tracker

A CLI interface to track users' Leetcode data, let's users compare their result with their community, and recommend questions to review.

View the source code on GitHub

Requirements

Node.js version 18+

Installation

You can install Leetcode Tracker either globally or locally, depending on your needs.

Install Globally

npm i -g lc-tracker

This method installs the CLI globally on your system, allowing you to run it from any directory.

Once you have installed it globally just type lc-tracker into your terminal.

Install Locally

Create a directory and initialize a Node project

npm init -y

Then install the package locally:

npm i lc-tracker

and follow the steps below.

This method installs the CLI in your current project directory. It is useful if you want to test before installing globablly.

Running the App

When Installed Globally

After global installation, you can run Leetcode Tracker from anywhere on your system. Open the terminal and type:

lc-tracker

When Installed Locally

If you've installed Leetcode Tracker locally within a project, there are a couple of ways to run it:

Using npx

You can run the CLI directly without adding a script to your package.json:

npx lc-tracker

Adding a Script in package.json

Alternatively, you can add a script to your package.json file in your project to run the CLI. Add the following line to the scripts section:

"scripts": {
  "lc-tracker": "lc-tracker"
}

Then, you can run the CLI using:

npm run lc-tracker