lc-mcp-server by moresearch - MCP Server

lc-mcp-server

leetcode mcp server written in golang.

LeetCode Cookie Authentication

This utility provides a robust way to extract your LeetCode authentication cookies (LEETCODE_SESSION and csrftoken) for use with scripts, bots, or custom clients. It launches a browser, helps you log in manually, and outputs environment variables you can export and use.

Features

Cloudflare-aware: Handles Cloudflare challenges and waits for human verification.
Anti-bot evasion: Configures the browser to look less like a bot.
Manual login: You log in using the real browser, ensuring security and compatibility.
Environment variable export: Outputs export LEETCODE_SESSION="..." and export CSRF_TOKEN="...".
Credential caching: Saves credentials for reuse until they expire.
Debug output: Shows extracted cookies for troubleshooting.

Usage

Install dependencies:
```
go get -u github.com/chromedp/chromedp
```
Run the authentication script:
```
go run auth.go
```
This will launch a Chrome window. Complete any Cloudflare or LeetCode login steps manually.
When you reach the main LeetCode page, press Enter in the terminal.
Export environment variables:

You can either pipe and automatically export with:
```
eval $(go run auth.go)
```
Or save to a file and source it:
```
go run auth.go > .leetcode.env
source .leetcode.env
```
Use in your client/server:

Your environment will now contain:
- LEETCODE_SESSION
- CSRF_TOKEN
Example in Go:
```
session := os.Getenv("LEETCODE_SESSION")
csrf := os.Getenv("CSRF_TOKEN")
```

Troubleshooting

Cloudflare not passing: Try waiting longer or ensure you interact with the page (mouse, scroll).
Missing cookies: Make sure you have logged in and reached a non-login page.
2FA or Captcha: Complete all verification steps before pressing Enter.
Windows users: Ensure chromedp can launch Chrome (you may need to install Chrome).

Security

Your session and csrf tokens are sensitive. Do not share or commit them.
Session cookies expire and may require re-authentication.