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@chamax/git-timetraveler

v0.1.0

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Create GitHub repositories with backdated commits to show early years in your profile

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Readme

@chamax/git-timetraveler

🚀 Travel back in time on your GitHub profile!

This npm package provides easy installation of the Git Time Traveler CLI tool.

Quick Start

# Run directly with npx (recommended)
npx @chamax/git-timetraveler --year 1990

# Or install globally
npm install -g @chamax/git-timetraveler
git-timetraveler --year 1990

What it does

Creates GitHub repositories with backdated commits to show early years in your contribution graph. This is a modern, cross-platform rewrite of the original 1990-script in Rust.

Features

  • 🦀 Rust-powered: Fast, reliable, and memory-safe
  • 🌍 Cross-platform: Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux
  • 🎨 Beautiful CLI: Interactive prompts with progress bars
  • 📅 Flexible dates: Customize year, month, day, and hour
  • 🔒 Secure: Uses GitHub personal access tokens

Usage

# Interactive mode
npx @chamax/git-timetraveler

# Custom date and time
npx @chamax/git-timetraveler --year 1985 --month 10 --day 26 --hour 9

# Non-interactive mode
npx @chamax/git-timetraveler --username johndoe --token ghp_xxxx --year 1990 --yes

# Get help
npx @chamax/git-timetraveler --help

Installation

This package automatically downloads the appropriate binary for your platform during installation:

  • macOS: Intel and Apple Silicon support
  • Windows: x64 support
  • Linux: x64 support

No additional dependencies required!

Requirements

  1. Create a repository on GitHub with the year as the name (e.g., 1990)
  2. Generate a personal access token:
    • Go to GitHub Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Tokens (classic)
    • Click "Generate new token (classic)"
    • Select scopes: repo (Full control of private repositories)
    • Copy the generated token

Repository

License

MIT © chama-x