Daily Commit Your Git

Daily Commit Your Git provides a human-like automation tool to maintain your GitHub contribution grid. By generating a random number of commits, it creates a natural variation in the green wall's intensity. Furthermore, it significantly reduces activity on weekends to better simulate a healthy work-life balance.

Installation

1. Fork this repository.
2. Enable Actions: Go to the Actions tab of your forked repo and click "Enable".
3. Permissions:
   • Navigate to Settings > Actions > General.
   • Scroll to Workflow permissions.
   • Select "Read and write permissions" and hit Save. 💾
4. First Run: Go back to Actions, select Daily Auto Commit, and click Run workflow to see your first green brick! 🧱

Customization

You can tweak the "vibe" of your commits in auto_commit.py:

# Change the numbers to fit your style!
if weekday < 5:
    commit_count = random.randint(0, 5) # Weekday range
else:
    # Weekend logic
    if random.random() < 0.75:
        commit_count = 0 # Most weekends off

Project Structure

• .github/workflows/daily_commit.yml: The "alarm clock" that triggers the script.
• auto_commit.py: The brain that handles the logic and Git commands.
• data.txt: The log file where the automated changes are recorded.

License

Distributed under the MIT License. Use it for fun, learning, and aesthetic purposes!

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💡 Pro Tip

To see your private contributions on your profile, make sure to go to your Contribution Settings (above the green wall on your profile) and check "Private contributions".

Happy coding! 💻✨