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Automatically pushes accepted CSES submissions to GitHub. This Chrome extension streamlines your competitive programming workflow by automatically syncing your successful CSES solutions directly to a GitHub repository of your choice. It eliminates the manual effort of downloading and uploading code, ensuring your portfolio remains up-to-date as you solve problems. Key Features - Automatic Sync: Pushes your code to GitHub immediately after a "ACCEPTED" verdict. - Smart File Organization: Automatically creates a structured directory within your repository, naming files based on problem titles. - Language Support: Detects and handles multiple programming languages supported by CSES. - Secure Integration: Uses GitHub Personal Access Tokens (PAT) to ensure your data is handled securely without storing sensitive credentials. - Lightweight & Fast: Runs in the background with minimal resource usage, only activating when you are on the CSES submission page. How to Set Up 1. Create a Repository: Create a new (or use an existing) repository on GitHub to store your solutions. 2. Generate a Token: Create a GitHub Personal Access Token (Classic) with `repo` permissions. 3. Configure the Extension: Open the extension popup, enter your GitHub Username, Repository Name, and the Personal Access Token. 4. Solve & Push: Head over to CSES and submit your solution. Once it passes all test cases, the extension will automatically push the code to your repository. Why Use CSES to GitHub Pusher? Building a consistent coding profile is essential for developers. By automating the backup of your DSA solutions, you can focus entirely on problem-solving while the extension handles the documentation and version control of your progress.
May 25, 2026
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