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. Published on npm as @apappas1129/git-synced.
git-synced is a CLI you run from inside the git repository you want the mirrored commits added to — this should be a repository of your own, tied to your primary GitHub account. It does not need to be related to this tool's source in any way.
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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 -
Save the entire HTML of the profile page anywhere on disk, e.g.
profile.html. -
cdinto the git repository you want the commits created in, then run the tool with no install:npx @apappas1129/git-synced
Or install it globally once and reuse the
git-syncedcommand anywhere:npm i -g @apappas1129/git-synced git-synced
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Follow the prompts. When asked for the HTML file, point it at the file you saved in step 2 (a relative or absolute path both work).
| Flag | Description |
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-f, --file <path> |
Path to the saved GitHub profile page HTML. Skips the interactive file-name prompt. |
-v, --version |
Print the version number. |
-h, --help |
Show usage information. |
git-synced --file ./profile.html- 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
- 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.
- 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.
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.