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commithub

v0.0.13

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Readme

commithub

The CLI tool to track your company's commits on your GitHub profile.

Merge all development activity in one place! Track your company's commits to getting motivated from GitHub!


Commithub is a cli tool that helps you to track your company's commits on your GitHub profile. It collects all commits from your company's repositories and merges them into one repository. Then it pushes the as a dummy(empty) commits to your GitHub profile. Witout any security issues!

Why commithub?

  • Becouse your github profile is your resume.
    • While you are working on your company's repositories, you can't see your commits on your GitHub profile if you are not working with your personal account.
    • You can't show your company's commits to your future employer.
  • You can't show your company's commits to your friends.
  • You can track your company's commits on your GitHub profile.
  • You can get motivated from your company's commits.

How does it work?

Commithub collects all commits from your company's repositories and merges them into one repository. Then it pushes the commits to your GitHub profile.

How to use?

Prerequisites

  • You need to have a GitHub account.

1. Install

$ npm install -g commithub

2. Initialize


$ commithub init

Commithub will ask you some questions to initialize your commithub. You can answer the questions with the following options:

  • Company Name: Your GitHub username.
  • A new repository for collect your company commits: Store your company's commits.
  • Personal GitHub email: Your GitHub email.
  • Company Email: Your GitHub password.

These informations stored in your local machine. Commithub doesn't store any information about you!

3. Collect commits

$ commithub collect-commits

Commithub will collect all commits from your company's repositories and merge them into one repository. Then it will push the commits to your GitHub profile.

3. See your company's commits on your GitHub profile

You can see your company's commits on your GitHub profile.

How to contribute?

You can contribute to this project by:

  • Reporting bugs
  • Feature advice
  • Improve experience

You can create an issue for any of these. And please feel free to reach out to me on @hasantezcann if you have any questions.

License

MIT

Author

Hasan Tezcan

Installation

$ npm install -g commithub

After installation, you can run the command commithub from anywhere.

Now you can initialize your commithub anywhere on your computer.

$ commithub init

After initialization, you can start to collect your company commits with commithub.

$ commithub collect-commits

That's it! Now you can see your company's commits on your github profile.

Contributing

Please feel free to contribute to this project. You can contribute by:

  • Reporting bugs
  • Feature advice
  • Improve experience

You can create an issue for any of these. And please feel free to reach out to me on @hasantezcann if you have any questions.