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Overview

This project automates the process of making multiple git commits with random dates within the past year. It uses the jsonfile, moment, simple-git, and random libraries to achieve this functionality.

Dependencies

• jsonfile: For reading and writing JSON files.
• moment: For manipulating and formatting dates.
• simple-git: For interacting with Git.
• random: For generating random numbers.

Installation

To install the dependencies, run:

npm install

Usage

To use this script, simply call the markCommit function with the desired number of commits. For example:

markCommit(50);

Functions

markCommit(n)

This function creates a git commit with a random date within the past year. It recursively calls itself to create multiple commits.

Parameters

• n (number): The number of commits to create. If n is 0, the function will push the commits to the remote repository.

Functionality

1. If n is 0, the function pushes the commits to the remote repository and returns.
2. Generates a random date within the past year.
3. Creates a data object with the generated date.
4. Logs the commit date to the console.
5. Writes the date to the JSON file specified by path.
6. Adds the JSON file to the git staging area.
7. Commits the changes with the generated date.
8. Recursively calls itself with n - 1 to create the next commit.