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Github draw allows you to draw in the github activity visualization widget by forging git commit timestamps

Github Draw

This script generates a directory containing a git repository which contains commits with the timestamps forged in order to draw on github's activity visualization widget.

Example Usage

How to use it

  1. Create a Github.com user without ANY activity.
  2. Create a public repo, I named mine mitsuwa
  3. Edit the github_draw.sh and put your username and email in the GithubUsername/GithubEmail field, this is needed or else the activity won't be "owned" by you
  4. Run: bash github_draw.sh testdir
  5. type: cd testdir
  6. type: git remote add origin https://github.com/OneTrickPonyGuy/mitsuwa.git (Replacing OneTrickPonyGuy with your username, and mitsuwa with your git repository name)
  7. type: git push -u origin master
  8. When you go to your user page (click your username) you should see a drawing in your activity

I want it to say something other than 'ben'

You can edit what it draws inside the github_draw.sh directly. Read the header of the file for which symbols mean what.