If you had to create one or more separate GitHub accounts that reflect most of your activity, and now your personal GH contribution graph looks quite sad... Say no more! There is a way to "synchronize" those activities with GH candle 🕯️.
Note: There is no official way to fully synchronize GH contribution graphs, and this tool is no exception to that fact. Instead GH candle 🕯️ projects other GH profiles' activity into yours, you guessed it, like shadow puppets cast by your hands in front of a candle.
You could clone this repository then run the script locally like this
GH_TOKEN=XXXXXX ./light-on.sh my-second-github-accountOr you could inmediately execute it right after you fetch it from internet, like this
export GH_TOKEN=XXXXXX
curl -sfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jossemarGT/gh-candle/master/light-on.sh | sh -s my-second-github-accountGH candle should work as long you have the following setup in your machine:
gitinstalled - https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Gitghinstalled - https://cli.github.com/manual/installationGH_TOKENenvironment variable with a GitHub personal access token that has read-only access.
$ ./light-on.sh -h
usage: ./light-on.sh [-b <git branch>] [-g <git path>] [-d] [-h] <GitHub handle>
-g set local git repository for activity shadowing. Default: '.'
-b set local git branch for activity shadowing. Default: 'shadow/<GitHub handle>'
-k skip initializing git repository
-d dry-run
-h show help
environment variables overrides:
GH_TOKEN - GH Personal access token used for GH API lookups. Fails when empty.
DATE_START - GH graph to be synced start date. Uses "a year ago" when empty.
DATE_END - GH graph to be synced end date. Uses "today" when empty.
DEBUG - When set, prints out debug messages
examples:
GH_TOKEN='xxxxxx' ./light-on.sh octocat- The
light-on.shscript was inspired by @kefimochi's template repository sync-contribution-graph - The gift on this document was generated with
transitionsutility from Fred's ImageMagick Scripts