Automatically pushes accepted Codeforces submissions to your GitHub repository.
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updated 17 Jun 2026
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About CFPusher - Codeforces to GitHub
CFPusher is a powerful yet lightweight Chrome extension tailor-made for competitive programmers who want to seamlessly maintain a GitHub repository of their accepted Codeforces submissions in a sorted manner — automatically and effortlessly.
What's new in V1.2?
- Codeforces OAuth sign-in flow with secure token exchange support.
- Optional Push Past Submissions toggle to backfill previously accepted problems (latest accepted submission per problem).
- Improved sync status UX with structured in-popup status messaging and better manual sync feedback.
- Corrected streak counting edge cases when the current day has no accepted submission.
- Improved submission text normalization to reduce escaped newline/tab artifacts in pushed solutions.
🚀 Why CFPusher?
Gone are the days of manually copy-pasting code, maintaining local folders, or missing out on tracking your progress. CFPusher automates the entire flow — from detecting an accepted submission on Codeforces to pushing it to your chosen GitHub repo — all in the background.
Whether you’re grinding problems for a contest or brushing up your DSA skills, CFPusher ensures your accepted solutions are:
✅ Auto-detected from your Codeforces submissions
✅ Fetched directly from the submission page via smart content scripts
✅ Organized & pushed to GitHub with clean folder structure (by rating, contest, or problem name)
🔧 Key Features
⚡ One-Click GitHub & Codeforces OAuth Login:
Securely log in using GitHub and authorize CFPusher to access your repositories.
📁 Auto Repo Selection or Creation:
Choose an existing repository or create a new one — all from within the extension popup.
📦 Organized File Structure:
Submissions are stored by contest ID or problem rating (e.g., 1400/A.cpp), keeping your repo tidy and searchable.
🔁 Automatic Push:
As soon as you get an Accepted verdict on Codeforces, CFPusher fetches your code and pushes it to GitHub within 20 seconds — no clicks needed!
📊 Streak Tracker + Problem Stats:
Visualize your solving streak and see a breakdown of solved problems by rating — all within a sleek in-extension dashboard.
🌐 Works with Codeforces UI Dynamically:
Uses content scripts to extract code from dynamically loaded submission pages, ensuring compatibility even with JavaScript-rendered content.
🛠️ How It Works
1. Install CFPusher from the Chrome Web Store.
2. Provide the extension with your Codeforces handle, and the secret and API Key.
3. Log in via GitHub and authorize the extension.
4. Choose or create a repository to store your submissions.
5. Solve problems on Codeforces as usual.
For Detailed Instructions, Latest Releases, Issues, consider checking https://github.com/SarJ2004/cf-pusher/blob/main/README.md
CFPusher runs silently in the background and syncs your Accepted submissions to GitHub — code, filename, folder, and all.
🫶 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! If you want to contribute to the project, feel free to fork this project, and then submit a pull request at https://github.com/SarJ2004/cf-pusher/fork
⭐️ Star the project on Github and help us reach more and more people
https://github.com/SarJ2004/cf-pusher
Ready to level up your Codeforces grind?
Install CFPusher today and let your Accepted submissions auto-magically live on GitHub.
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