GitHub Auto Push

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A tool to automatically push files to GitHub repositories at specified intervals. Supports both single and multiple repository modes.

Created by: xsrazy

Features

• Two operation modes:
  • Single repository: Push to one repository
  • Multiple repositories: Push to multiple repositories simultaneously
• Interactive configuration prompts
• Automatic file creation and updates
• Configurable push delay
• Continuous auto-pushing
• Detailed logging
• Customizable file content
• Commit message templates with timestamps

Prerequisites

• Node.js v14 or higher
• GitHub account
• GitHub Personal Access Token with ‘repo’ permissions

Installation

1. Clone or download this repository
2. Navigate to the directory:

   cd github-auto-push

3. Install dependencies:

   npm install

Usage

Run the script:

node push.js

Single Repository Mode

1. Select “Single repository” when prompted
2. Enter:
   • GitHub token
   • GitHub username
   • Repository name (e.g., “my-repo”)
   • File path (default: auto-push.md)
   • File content
   • Commit message template
   • Delay in seconds

Example output:

GitHub Auto Push
---------------
Created by: https://github.com/xsrazy

? Select repository mode: Single repository
? Enter GitHub token: (your_token)
? Enter GitHub username: example
? Enter repository name: my-repo
? Enter file path (default: auto-push.md): auto-push.md
? Enter file content:
# Auto Push File
Content will be pushed to GitHub repository.
Last updated: {timestamp}

? Enter commit message template: 🤖 Auto Push Update {date}
? Enter delay in seconds: 60

Mode: Single Repository
Starting auto push...
File to push: auto-push.md
Repository: example/my-repo
Delay: 60 seconds

Successfully pushed auto-push.md to my-repo
Commit message: 🤖 Auto Push Update 2024-01-10 15:30:45
Waiting 60 seconds before next push...

Multiple Repositories Mode

1. Select “Multiple repositories” when prompted
2. Enter:
   • GitHub token
   • GitHub username
   • Repository names (comma-separated, e.g., “repo1, repo2, repo3”)
   • File path (default: auto-push.md)
   • File content
   • Commit message template
   • Delay in seconds

Example output:

GitHub Auto Push
---------------
Created by: https://github.com/xsrazy

? Select repository mode: Multiple repositories
? Enter GitHub token: (your_token)
? Enter GitHub username: example
? Enter repository names (comma-separated): repo1, repo2, repo3
? Enter file path (default: auto-push.md): auto-push.md
? Enter file content:
# Auto Push File
Content will be pushed to GitHub repositories.
Last updated: {timestamp}

? Enter commit message template: 🤖 Auto Push Update {date}
? Enter delay in seconds: 60

Mode: Multiple Repositories
Total repositories: 3
Repositories: repo1, repo2, repo3

Starting auto push...
File to push: auto-push.md
Repositories:
- example/repo1
- example/repo2
- example/repo3
Delay: 60 seconds

Successfully pushed auto-push.md to repo1
Successfully pushed auto-push.md to repo2
Successfully pushed auto-push.md to repo3
Waiting 60 seconds before next push...

Template Variables

• {timestamp} in file content: Replaced with current date/time
• {date} in commit message: Replaced with current date/time

Notes

• Use Ctrl+C to stop the auto-push loop
• All repositories must exist before running
• Same file content and commit message used for all repos in multi mode
• File is created automatically if it doesn’t exist
• GitHub token must have ‘repo’ access
• Maximum delay is 86400 seconds (24 hours)

License

MIT