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By using Leet2Git, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions. This document is meant to provide a legal basis for the use of this software and should be read carefully before proceeding. If at any point you disagree with these terms, you should immediately cease using the software. Continued use of the software indicates your acceptance of the terms outlined below.
This application is in no way affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with LeetCode, GitHub, or any of their parent or subsidiary companies. It is provided independently as an open-source tool for personal use. Any resemblance to existing platforms is purely coincidental and does not imply any form of partnership or official association. Users should be aware that any modifications to this software do not create a legally binding relationship between them and the companies mentioned above.
The software is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. The developers and contributors to this project are not responsible for any issues, damages, or losses that may arise from the use of this software. Users assume all risks associated with the software, including but not limited to data loss, account restrictions, and unexpected behavior resulting from software updates or API changes.
Leet2Git does not permanently store your GitHub authentication tokens. These tokens are used only in encrypted form for data transfer and are not retained beyond the active session. However, users should be aware that by interacting with third-party platforms such as GitHub, LeetCode, or similar services, their activities may be tracked or monitored according to the privacy policies of those platforms. Users are responsible for reviewing and understanding the privacy policies of all external services they use in conjunction with Leet2Git.
To use Leet2Git, users must first authenticate using their GitHub account. GitHub is currently the sole supported authentication method. Upon signing in, users are required to create or choose a GitHub repository where their LeetCode submissions will be uploaded. This repository will serve as the centralized location for their structured submission history, formatted using Markdown for readability and organization.
Leet2Git supports two submission modes: manual and automatic. In manual mode, the user retains full control of the submission process. After selecting a valid LeetCode problem, users choose their programming language and paste their solution code into the application. The software does not perform any validation or correctness checks on the submitted code — it is the user's responsibility to ensure accuracy. Multiple solutions for the same problem may be added, and once the user is ready, they can submit all queued solutions in one batch. The system will then upload the batched content to the configured GitHub repository, maintaining a clean and elegant folder structure.
In automatic mode, Leet2Git facilitates the extraction of recent submissions directly from LeetCode with minimal user input. To initiate this, the user must click the "Start" button, which will provide them with a custom-generated JavaScript snippet. This snippet must be copied and pasted into the browser's developer console while signed into LeetCode. This step is critical — users must be logged in to LeetCode to authorize the fetch request from their own browser environment. Due to restrictions imposed by LeetCode's infrastructure, Leet2Git's backend cannot make these requests directly. Instead, the snippet enables the user's browser to retrieve the submission data and securely relay it back to Leet2Git’s backend, which then processes and uploads the submissions in a structured batch to GitHub. This browser-mediated mechanism ensures compliance with access limitations while preserving user privacy and control.
Users are informed that both manual and automatic modes aim to offer transparency and flexibility in managing their problem-solving journey. However, they must ensure that they do not violate any third-party platform's terms of use in the process. The developers are not responsible for any actions taken by LeetCode, GitHub, or other services as a result of how users interact with those platforms via Leet2Git.
GitHub enforces API rate limits, and excessive use of this tool may result in temporary or permanent restrictions on a user's GitHub account. The developers of Leet2Git have no control over such restrictions and cannot be held responsible for any account limitations imposed by GitHub. Users are advised to use the tool responsibly and monitor their API usage to avoid exceeding any imposed limits.
Leet2Git is built upon APIs provided by external platforms. These platforms may change, update, or restrict their APIs at any time, potentially rendering certain features of Leet2Git non-functional. While the development team will make reasonable efforts to update the software as necessary, uninterrupted functionality cannot be guaranteed. Users should be aware that such external changes are beyond the control of the Leet2Git team.
Security best practices are encouraged for all users. While steps are taken to secure data transfers and protect user information, complete security cannot be guaranteed. Users are advised to enable two-factor authentication on their GitHub accounts, use strong passwords, and avoid using public devices to log in to their GitHub accounts when using Leet2Git.
These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of India. Any disputes arising from the use of this software shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in Bengaluru. By using this software, users acknowledge that they are bound by these legal provisions and accept any responsibilities associated with their use of the software.
Users agree to indemnify and hold harmless the developers, contributors, and maintainers of Leet2Git from any claims, damages, losses, liabilities, or expenses arising from their use or misuse of the service. The developers take no responsibility for the actions of users and any potential consequences resulting from the use of this software.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Contributions to the project are welcome, provided they comply with the contribution guidelines outlined in the GitHub repository. Developers contributing to this project should review the licensing terms before submitting any modifications or improvements.
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