The extension provides a flexible way to let the users customize the output file path of the problem files. You can achieve that by using the setting leetcode.filePath. For example:

"leetcode.filePath": {
    "default": {
        // relative folder path
        "folder": "",
        // file name
        "filename": "${id}.${kebab-case-name}.${ext}"
    }
}

Basically, this setting has the following schema:

"leetcode.filePath": {
    "default": {
        "folder": "",
        "filename": "${id}.${kebab-case-name}.${ext}"
    },
    "<language>": {
        "folder": "<relative folder path>",
        "filename": "<file name template>"
    },
    "<language>": {
        "folder": "<relative folder path>",
        "filename": "<file name template>"
    },
    ...
}

If you have set a specified "<language>" in this setting, then the extension will honor that if a problem file is generated in that language, otherwise the extension will fallback to the "default". Now the following language are supported:

• bash
• c
• cpp
• csharp
• golang
• java
• javascript
• kotlin
• mysql
• php
• python
• python3
• ruby
• rust
• scala
• swift

You can customize the output folder name by setting the folder field. Some special variables can be used here, which the extension will dynamically resolve them:

• ${tag}: The tag of the problem.
• ${language}: The language you are using.
• ${difficulty}: The difficulty of the problem.
• ${company}: The company of the problem.

For example:

"folder": "${tag}-${difficulty}"

You can also customize the output folder name by setting the filename field. Some special variables can be used here, which the extension will dynamically resolve them:

• ${id}: The ID of the problem.
• ${name}: The original name of the problem.
• ${camelCaseName}: The name of the problem but in camel case, e.g.: leetCode
• ${PascalCaseName}: The name of the problem but in pascal case, e.g.: LeetCode
• ${kebab-case-name}: The name of the problem but in kebab case, e.g.: leet-code
• ${snake_case_name}: The name of the problem but in snake case, e.g.: leet_code
• ${ext}: The extension name of the language you are using.
• ${tag}: The tag of the problem.
• ${language}: The language you are using.
• ${difficulty}: The difficulty of the problem.
• ${company}: The company of the problem.

For example:

"filename": "${id}-${kebab-case-name}.${ext}"