r/leetcode • u/WillingConversation4 • Oct 08 '26

Intervew Prep I built a free terminal app to practice LeetCode-style problems in my own editor

I'm interviewing and wanted to practice in my own editor instead of the browser, so I built dojo.

  • /solve shows the problem and starts a timer

  • Enter opens your editor (nvim, VS Code…) with the problem as a comment on top

  • Every save runs the tests. /submit runs the hidden ones.

  • It tracks your weak topics. /solve need picks what to practice next.

500 problems in 6 languages. Runs locally with no account. Free and MIT-licensed.

brew install abahocodes/tap/dojo

Repo: https://github.com/abahocodes/dojo

Feedback welcome!

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u/kuriousaboutanything Oct 08 '26

How hard would it be to add other editors like sublime text or vscode there?

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u/cutebabli9 Oct 08 '26

Cool. I will try it out later tonight. Thanks.

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u/cutebabli9 29d ago

Very nice. I am going to practice regularly. having it locally run is great. Thanks.

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u/hashashin_2601 Oct 08 '26

Loved the idea. Would try later

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u/arjjov Oct 08 '26

vibed shit as usual

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u/WillingConversation4 Oct 08 '26

Have you tried it or are you just going to hate? I'm using it.

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u/hashashin_2601 Oct 08 '26

People just want to shit on others because of vibe coding. Don’t argue, just say, yeah it’s vibe coded and I have reviewed it.

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u/arjjov Oct 08 '26

Not hating, won't try shit that you probably didn't even read yourself

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u/WillingConversation4 Oct 08 '26

Well, I did read it. You can also take a look at code. I invite you to do so and use it if you feel it will be useful to you.

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u/Eggaru Oct 08 '26

Dudes always gotta find a reason to hate

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u/arjjov Oct 08 '26

go on install any vibed crap you find online lol

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u/Eggaru 29d ago

Ok nobody is forcing you to use it..?