This repository automatically commits once daily at a specified time using GitHub Actions.
On GitHub, many developers contribute their code and work every day. Many of users has the highest days streaks. A streak is a feature that tracks the number of consecutive days a developer contributes at least one commit. Streaks can be a powerful motivator, encouraging developrs to practice regularly and avoid breaking their streak. However, sometimes due to family reasons or other busy works, a user may forget or be unable to contribute. For this, you can use this auto-commit repository to ensure that you will not lose your streaks in any way.
This repository can automatically make daily commits for you and you can enjoy your days and vacations without any worries.
By using the service below, you can track your total contributions, current streak,and longest streak and display them on your GitHub profile README.
- A GitHub Action runs on a scheduled cron job
- Python script updates commit and streak logs
- All commits are permanently stored in
commits.json - Daily streak progress is tracked in
streaks.json - Time is displayed in your configured timezone (PKT/IST/UTC)
commits.json
Stores all commits with timestamps, no deletion after any number of commits.
streaks.json
Tracks daily streak progress with format: "Day X: [TIME]"
Change the timezone in update_activity.py:
TIMEZONE = 'Asia/Karachi' # For PKT
TIMEZONE = 'UTC' # For UTCThe cron schedule uses UTC time. Here are some examples for different times:
'0 0 * * *'- 12:00 AM UTC (Midnight)'0 12 * * *'- 12:00 PM UTC (Noon)'30 18 * * *'- 6:30 PM UTC'0 6 * * *'- 6:00 AM UTC
For Pakistan Time (PKT = UTC+5):
- For 12:00 AM PKT, use
'0 19 * * *'(7:00 PM UTC) - For 6:00 AM PKT, use
'0 1 * * *'(1:00 AM UTC)
This repository maintains consistent GitHub activity through automated commits.
