Under "Workflows", you should see the "Generate Snake" Action you created above.Ĭlick "Run Workflow" and watch your workflow run. Once you've added the code above and committed it, head to your Actions tab. GITHUB_TOKEN: $Įnter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode uses: the output branch we mentioned above Makes it easier for debugging (if there's any issues). Svg_out_path: dist/github-contribution-grid-snake.svg Gif_out_path: dist/github-contribution-grid-snake.gif This keeps the main branch from cluttering up. # these next 2 lines generate the files on a branch called "output". # Checks repo under $GITHUB_WORKSHOP, so your job can access it # Steps represent a sequence of tasks that will be executed as part of the job # The type of runner that the job will run on # This workflow contains a single job called "build"
# This command allows us to run the Action automatically from the Actions tab. # GitHub Action for generating a contribution graph with a snake eating your contributions. Make sure you create a new *.yml file under the following directory: You can copy this code straight into a blank *.yml file.
Dark snake git hub full#
I've added the full code snippet below and added plenty of comments to (hopefully make it easy to understand). When looking at the code, I wasn't sure exactly where to add the lines of code mentioned on Marketplace.Īfter looking at the way Platane had their Actions file setup, I was able to generate the code (with a little help from Bdougie of course). This is definitely the part where I got stuck. You'll need to add this snippet into your Actions file. Next, head to Platane's Action (available on the Marketplace) and make a copy of the code. Head to your Profile and ensure the "Actions" tab is available. The first thing you want to ensure before you start this project, is that you have GitHub Actions setup. I thought this was pretty cool, so I set about adding this to my profile. The output generates a gif file, that you can then show on your GitHub Profile README.
Dark snake git hub update#
It uses GitHub Actions to build and update a user's contribution graph, and then has a snake eat all your contributions.
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