A.K.A. commit-grafitti

Ever had to stop coding for a long time and after going back to your Github page there's a huge blank space of nothingness that's screaming right in your face?

That's right. This program allows you to render some sprites over unused blank space of your Github commit history.

• Select up to 3 different graphics: Squid, Crab and Octopus
• Select level of graphic brightness/intensity.
• More features to come (maybe...?). Like being able to render text.

• Node.js
• Bash or Git bash

1. Go to your Github profile and choose the date that will match with the top-left corner of the graphic.
2. Clone this repo into your computer and connect it with a new remote Github repo.
3. Open config.js and fill in the values with the date you chose, type of alien, and brightness following the instructions included in the comments.
4. Run node index.js. This will create a bash script with all the commits one after the other.
5. Open a Bash terminal or Git Bash and run ./script.sh. Wait for the script to finish.
6. Sync changes to your remote Github repo.
7. Go to your Github profile again and enjoy your new alien! 👾

Made by Carlos Wunsche

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.