vermaadi9670 / python

# Odeus
Odeus is a small Python utility for creating dated Git commits in a repository
you own or are authorized to modify. It appends a line to a file, creates
commits with dates from the previous year, and pushes them to that repository's
configured remote.
The public `odeus` repository contains the tool. Each user supplies a separate
local clone of their own target repository when the program runs.
## Requirements
- Python 3
- Git installed and configured
- Permission to push to the target repository
- A target repository cloned to your computer
## Install the tool
Clone this repository:
 [code] 
## Prepare your target repository
Clone a repository that you own or have permission to update. Replace the URL
with your own repository URL:
 [code] 
For example:
 [code] 
Make sure Git authentication works and that the target repository has a
configured `origin` remote.
## Run Odeus
From the `odeus` folder, run:
 [code] 
Answer the prompts:
1. **Number of commits** — defaults to `20`
2. **Repository path** — the local folder of your target repository, not its
 GitHub URL
3. **File to update** — defaults to `data.txt`
Example:
 [code] 
The program appends one line to the selected file, creates each commit, and
pushes the commits to the target repository with `git push`.
## Important notes
- Do not enter a URL at the repository-path prompt. Clone the repository first
 and enter its local folder path.
- Use only repositories you own or are authorized to modify.
- GitHub may count commits only when the commit email is associated with your
 GitHub account and the commits are pushed to a recognized branch.
- Backdated commits should not be used to misrepresent real work or activity.