Draw an image on your GitHub contribution graph.
GitHub displays commits in the contribution history graph. Contribution pushes
a bunch of commits with a custom date using git commit --date <date>
. It
bundles multiple commits on a single day to achieve a darker pixel in the graph.
The GitHub contribution graph is 52 × 7 pixels and shows up to five shades for activity. This app automatically limits the colors and dimensions of your input image to match these restrictions. Use the preview subcommand if you're not feeling lucky.
Warning: you cannot remove contribution activity on GitHub unless you delete a project, so you probably want to push to a project specifically created for this purpose. Contributions to secret projects may also be shown, depending on your GitHub settings.
Contribution uses your default SSH identity. If you want to use another identity,
you can do so by setting the GIT_SSH_COMMAND
and GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
env variables.
You can find prebuilt binaries voor Windows, macOS and Linux in releases.
Or clone the project and build yourself.
If you don't have Paint installed you can use a free online tool like pixilart.com.
Contribution is provided as a binary with a command line interface.
Draw an image on your GitHub contribution history.
By Blaise Kal, 2021
Preview contribution history graph without pushing
contribution preview -img /path/to/image.png
Preview usage and options
contribution preview -help
Push contribution history graph to GitHub
contribution push -img /path/to/image.png -project username/project
Push usage and options
contribution push -help
Preview contribution history graph without pushing.
Example usage:
contribution preview -img image.png
-img string
Path to a valid PNG image. (required)
Push contribution history graph to GitHub
Example usage:
contribution push -project username/project
-branch string
Git branch to push to. (default "contribution")
-img string
Path to a valid PNG image. (required)
-project string
GitHub username/project to push to. (required)
-w int
Weeks ago of all activity. A value of 2 will move activity two pixels to the left.