Auto Commit Generator Uses GitHub Actions to automatically generate commits daily or on specific dates chosen by the user.

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After:

• Description: Automatically generates a specified number of commits every day.
• Configuration File: daily.json
  • commitMessage: Commit message
  • gitUserName: Github username
  • gitUserEmail: Github user email
  • minCommitCount: Minimum number of commits per day
  • maxCommitCount: Maximum number of commits per day

• Description: Manually generates a specified number of commits on chosen dates.
• Configuration File: backdate.json
  • startDate: Start date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
  • endDate: End date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
  • minCommitCount: Minimum number of commits per day
  • maxCommitCount: Maximum number of commits per day

1. Fork the Project

   • Fork this repository.
   • You can set up and run the project directly on GitHub without cloning the forked repository.

2. Create a GitHub Personal Access Token

   • Generate a new token in GitHub Settings.
   • Required permission: repo

3. Set Up GitHub Secrets

   1. Go to the GitHub page of the forked repository.
   2. Navigate to Settings > Secrets and variables > Actions.
   3. Click New repository secret and name it AUTO_COMMIT_TOKEN.
   4. Enter the generated Personal Access Token in the Value field and click Add secret.

4. Modify Configuration Files

   • Adjust the daily.json and backdate.json files in the project root as needed.
   • Example daily.json:

     {
       "commitMessage": "Auto Commit Generator",
       "gitUserName": "github-username",
       "gitUserEmail": "github@email.com",
       "minCommitCount": 1,
       "maxCommitCount": 5
     }

   • Example backdate.json:

     {
       "startDate": "2024-05-10",
       "endDate": "2024-05-11",
       "minCommitCount": 1,
       "maxCommitCount": 5
     }

5. Run GitHub Actions

   • Go to the Actions tab in the GitHub repository.
   • Manually run the desired workflow (Daily Commit or Backdate Commit) or set it to run automatically.
   • Daily Commit runs automatically every day at 00:30 UTC.

If you would like to contribute to this project, please submit a pull request or open an issue.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.