LeetCode Twitter Post

Turn your daily LeetCode progress into a shareable image card and an X/Twitter share link from the command line.

Overview

This project fetches a LeetCode profile, filters today's accepted submissions, generates a progress card, and opens a prefilled share URL that you can post on X/Twitter.

It is built for people who want a lightweight CLI workflow instead of manually assembling screenshots and captions every day.

Features

• Fetches LeetCode profile stats from the GraphQL endpoint.
• Keeps only today's accepted submissions and removes duplicate problems.
• Generates a polished image card with wrapped titles for longer problem names.
• Saves output to your Desktop by default or to a custom directory.
• Opens the share URL in your default browser or a browser you choose.
• Includes a built-in Node test suite and a reproducible sample image generator.

Visual Preview

AI-generated README hero

The hero image above is an AI-generated concept illustration created for this repository README.

Real sample output

The image below is generated by the project itself through npm run generate:sample.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/kenil-kanani/Leetcode-Twitter-Post.git
cd Leetcode-Twitter-Post
npm install

Usage

npm start -- <leetcode-username>

Example:

npm start -- kenilkanani

CLI options

Option	Description
--browser <name>	Choose a browser app such as chrome, firefox, edge, or default.
--no-open	Generate the image without opening the share URL.
--output-dir <path>	Save the generated image to a custom directory.
--help	Show usage information.

Example with options:

npm start -- kenilkanani --browser chrome --output-dir ./assets/generated

Output

By default, the generated image is saved to your Desktop.

If you pass --output-dir, the image is saved in that directory instead.

After the image is created, the tool opens a prefilled X/Twitter share link unless you pass --no-open.

Development

Run the test suite:

npm test

Regenerate the sample README image:

npm run generate:sample

Project Structure

src/
  browser.js
  cli.js
  date.js
  generateImage.js
  index.js
  leetcode.js
  leetcodeQuery.js
  tweetPost.js
scripts/
  generateSample.js
tests/
  *.test.js
assets/
  readme-hero.png
  sample-output.png

Notes

• The generated README hero image is an illustrative asset and not project output.
• The sample output image in assets/sample-output.png is produced by the application itself.
• Browser names can differ across platforms. If needed, you can pass an app name that works on your machine.

License

MIT