Algo - Open Source Algorithm Repository
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Welcome to Algo, an open-source educational platform built with Docusaurus (React + MDX). We provide developers with comprehensive algorithmic solutions and resources. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you can contribute, learn, and help us build the world's top educational documentation.
We are actively participating in the following open-source events:
Algo provides a collection of well-documented algorithmic solutions written in various programming languages, covering a range of topics like sorting, searching, dynamic programming, and more.
- Create an extensive library of algorithms across multiple programming languages.
- Help developers master core algorithmic problem-solving.
- Foster a strong global open-source community.
- Multi-language Support: Algorithms in multiple programming languages (contribution workflow)
- Beginner-Friendly: Well-structured, easy-to-understand explanations
- Open Source Contributions: Welcoming developers at all levels to contribute
- Community Forum: A new interactive platform where developers can ask questions, share ideas, and collaborate in real-time. This forum will help bridge the gap between beginners and experts, allowing for deeper engagement and problem-solving.
This documentation website is powered by Docusaurus, a modern static website generator built with React.
npm install npm startThis command starts your local development environment and automatically pops up a browser window. Most documentation or client-side changes are reflected live via Hot Reload without needing a server restart.
npm run buildThis compiles optimized static content directly inside the /build directory, perfectly ready to be deployed to static hosting providers.
Production builds require an explicit API base URL. Set ALGO_API_URL in your hosting environment before running npm run build or deploying:
ALGO_API_URL=https://api.example.comIf neither ALGO_API_URL nor DOCUSAURUS_API_BASE_URL is set in production, the build fails with a clear configuration error instead of silently emitting relative API requests.
USE_SSH=true npm run deploy GIT_USER=<Your GitHub username> npm run deployIf you are using GitHub Pages for hosting, this command is a convenient way to build the website and push to the gh-pages branch.
We love welcoming contributions from developers at all levels! To keep our codebase clean and responsive, our project maintenance team follows a strict quality standard.
β οΈ Important Policy: Once you are assigned an issue or open a Pull Request, you must provide active updates or submit changes within max 7 days. If an issue or PR is left with no response or zero activity for over 7 days, it will be automatically closed by the project repository owners or maintainers to open up opportunities for other waiting contributors.
- 24-Hour Evaluation: We review and assign new tracking issues promptly.
- Continuous Integration: Automated checks and formatting test suites must pass 100% cleanly before merging.
- Prerequisites: Please read our detailed CONTRIBUTING.md guide thoroughly before requesting an assignment.
Heartfelt thanks to these absolute legends who have contributed code and documentation to the Algo project β€οΈ:
Gemini Code Assist listens to comments from any pull request contributor, and decides whether it should respond.
To manually invoke Gemini Code Assist, you can use the following commands in the main comments page on the pull request as an issue comment.
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/gemini summary |
Posts a summary of the changes in the pull request |
/gemini review |
Posts a code review of the changes in the pull request |
/gemini |
Manually invokes Gemini Code Assist in comments |
/gemini help |
Overview of the available commands |
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These links are summarized in CONTRIBUTING.md β Recommended reading with a one-line note on when to use each tool while contributing or editing docs.
- Docusaurus Documentation β site layout, sidebars, and local preview
- Markdown Guide β writing
.mdalgorithm and tutorial pages - MDX Documentation β pages that embed React components
- React.js Documentation β custom components and interactive docs
- Mermaid Documentation β flowcharts and diagrams in documentation



