Make your GitHub contribution graph look like a beautiful forest of green squares 🌳🌳🌳 by generating backdated commits with style!

• 🕒 Backdated commits using custom dates
• 🌿 Multiple commits per day = deeper green colors!
• 🎲 Random commit distribution across the year
• 📅 Custom number of commits (you choose!)
• 📦 Easy to use — just run the script

1. Pick a number of commits to make:

   How many commits do you want to make? (Default: 100):
   

2. ✍️ The script:

   • Picks random dates from the past year
   • Makes 1–5 commits per chosen day
   • Uses custom dates for commit history
   • Pushes everything to your GitHub!

3. ✅ You get something like this:

git clone https://github.com/forzayt/FancyGithubGraphCommits.git
cd FancyGithubGraphCommits

npm install jsonfile moment simple-git random

git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/your-repo.git

node commit.js

Then, follow the prompt to enter how many commits you want.

• moment: Handles date generation
• simple-git: Executes Git commands from Node.js
• random: Picks random weeks and days
• jsonfile: Writes a file for Git to detect changes
• --date: Git allows setting fake commit dates 😏

To fill the graph neatly:

• Run the script a few times with different commit counts
• Try 365 commits (avg. 1/day) for a full year
• Push to your main GitHub profile repo for best results (usually a pinned personal repo)

This is just for fun or aesthetic use! Don’t use fake contributions to mislead others — use it responsibly 🙌

• @IonicaBizau
• @SimpleGit
• GitHub contribution graphs themselves 🟩

Happy Hacking! ✨