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leetcode-query

v1.2.3

Published

Get user profiles, submissions, and problems on LeetCode.

Downloads

7,354

Readme

LeetCode Query

The API to get user profiles, submissions, and problems on LeetCode, with highly customizable GraphQL API and Rate Limiter.

Features

Without Authentication

  • [x] Get Public User Profile.
  • [x] Get User's Recent Submissions. (Public, Max: 20)
  • [x] Get User Contest Records. (thanks to @laporchen)
  • [x] Get All Problem List, or with filter of difficulty and tags.
  • [x] Get Problem Detail.
  • [x] Get Daily Challenge.

Authenticated

  • [x] Get All Submissions of The Authenticated User.
  • [x] Get Submission Details, including the code and percentiles.

Other

  • [x] Customable GraphQL Query API.
  • [x] Customable Rate Limiter. (Default: 20 req / 10 sec)
  • [x] Customable Fetcher.

Examples

Get An User's Public Profile

Includes recent submissions and posts.

import { LeetCode } from "leetcode-query";

const leetcode = new LeetCode();
const user = await leetcode.user("username");

Get All Of Your Submissions

import { LeetCode, Credential } from "leetcode-query";

const credential = new Credential();
await credential.init("YOUR-LEETCODE-SESSION-COOKIE");

const leetcode = new LeetCode(credential);
console.log(await leetcode.submissions(100, 0));

Use Custom Fetcher

You can use your own fetcher, for example, fetch through a real browser.

import { LeetCode, fetcher } from "leetcode-query";
import { chromium } from "playwright-extra";
import stealth from "puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth";

// setup browser
const _browser = chromium.use(stealth()).launch();
const _page = _browser
    .then((browser) => browser.newPage())
    .then(async (page) => {
        await page.goto("https://leetcode.com");
        return page;
    });

// use a custom fetcher
fetcher.set(async (...args) => {
    const page = await _page;

    const res = await page.evaluate(async (args) => {
        const res = await fetch(...args);
        return {
            body: await res.text(),
            status: res.status,
            statusText: res.statusText,
            headers: Object.fromEntries(res.headers),
        };
    }, args);

    return new Response(res.body, res);
});

// use as normal
const lc = new LeetCode();
const daily = await lc.daily();
console.log(daily);
await _browser.then((browser) => browser.close());

Documentation

Documentation for this package is available on https://jacoblincool.github.io/LeetCode-Query/.

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