git-synced

git-synced is a tool that generates empty commits that mirror the contribution graph from a secondary GitHub profile, plotting those contributions on your primary account.

How to use

1. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/apappas1129/git-synced.git

   ※ Do not fork, as commits pushed to a forked repository will not count as contributions.

2. Browse to your secondary GitHub account's profile page and ensure that your desired date range of contributions graph is correctly set.

   For example, set the parameters from=2024-01-01&to=2024-12-31.

   https://github.com/apappas1129?tab=overview&from=2024-01-01&to=2024-12-31
   

3. Save the entire HTML of the profile page as index.html (or your preferred filename) in the same directory as index.js.

4. Install dependencies, run the script, and follow the prompts.

   npm i
   npm start

Why are my contributions not showing up?

• Commits made less than 24 hours ago may not appear immediately.
• Ensure your commits meet GitHub's criteria for contributions.

※ See GitHub Docs - Contributions that are counted

Important Notes

• This script creates empty commits and does not transfer any actual code or content.
• Excessive or inappropriate use of this tool could be seen as gaming the system and may have consequences for your GitHub account.

Ethical Considerations

• Only use this tool to consolidate your own contributions from multiple accounts.
• Do not use this to misrepresent your activity or skills on GitHub. Respect the integrity of the GitHub contribution graph as a reflection of actual work and collaboration.

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This repository is created after isturiz/sync-graph. If your secondary GitHub account is accessible publicly, I recommend using this tool instead to skip the need of manually creating the HTML file containing your secondary account's contribution graph.