Note: If you want to download daily updated problems you can visit my repo Leetcode Questions which basically checks leetcode daily and dowloads new problems if available. Here is the preview link for latest html https://bishalsarang.github.io/Leetcode-Questions/out.html
Leetcode Questions Scraper is a simple scrapper built on top of Selenium that fetches all the problems from leetcode and write as html and epub files.
Although leetcode doesn't provide an official API to fetch all the list of problems, we can use the API url https://leetcode.com/api/problems/algorithms/ used by leetcode internally to fetch problems that returns a json file containing info about problems.
The json file looks like this
We can build links to each problem as
“https://leetcode.com/problems/" + question_title_slug
After getting the problem link we can fetch the content from the page using selenium (as Leetcode is built using react where content is rendered using JS we can't use lightweight library like requests).
You can download the sample html and epub containing 11 problems here.
I have tested it on windows machine running with Google Chrome 77.0.3865.75 and chrome driver from here and put it inside driver directory.
I haven't tested with Linux and Mac but you can download chrome driver for respective platform and make change to CHROMEDRIVER_PATH
inside main.py
Pip install all the requirements.
requests==2.22.0
beautifulsoup4==4.8.0
selenium==3.141.0
EbookLib==0.17.1
colorama==0.4.1
- Clone the repo and install all the dependencies including latest google chrome and latest chrome driver
- Update chrome driver path
- Run the following commands to download all algorithmic problems from leetcode
python main.py
This downloads problem contents to 2 files: out.html and chapters.pickle.
NOTE: Leetcode may temporarily block requests. If the error occurs, wait for sometime and try again or use the proxy. Don't worry, Since, the previous state is saved to track.conf file, the download resumes from where it failed.
Here is how sample out.html looks like.
After main.py script executes successfully. The pickle file is automatically converted to "Leetcode Questions.epub".
But you can also convert manually to epub with existing downloaded content with.
python epub_writer.py
Here is how sample epub file looks like
You can download sample files from here which contains 11 problem.
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Thank you for your support!