BEFORE

AFTER

A bash script in the theme of Kung Fury, utilizing git --date to commit in the past. Effectivly hacking you back in time.

Git commits are done on a once per-day psuedo-random coin flip basis from the chosen start date. Simply run this again if your commit density is less than desired.

Conduct a mainframe cell direct and hack the uplink to the download It means that with the right computer algorithms, I can hack you back in time. Just like a time machine.

• GUI with references to the hit kickstarter movie KUNG FURY
• Written in uncomplicated bash
• Create a personal repo, copy source, paste and run.
• Stupidly easy to use
• Works on Mac and Linux (maybe on new windows 10?)

• Create new repo

Commits will only show up if:
The commits were made in a standalone repository, not a fork.

Thanks @michaeltangelo

• Copy script into a new file in that repository
• Name it timehack for consistancy

Make sure you have cURL, dialog, and git installed on your system

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install curl
$ sudo apt-get install dialog
$ sudo apt-get install git

Clone your new repository to your computer if new repo was created on github

$ git clone https://github.com/Your-Username/Repo-Name.git
$ cd ~/your-repo-name/
$ sudo bash timehack

On *nix systems other than Linux it's fairly common for the GNU flavor of utilities to be installed prefixed with a g You may have to change date to gdate in the source code to get it working

TO TEST THIS: See if you get any errors typing in

$ date

If date errors arise, FEAR NOT! Just install gdate with homebrew using

$ brew install coreutils

You will still have to change date to gdate after this

$ sudo bash timehack    # must run sudo to make sure your git is configured correctly

• To move around the GUI simply use the arrow keys or click with the mouse.
• Press enter to submit forms.
• The prompt at the end for your username and password comes from git push. Not me!

$ # You are about to hack time are you sure?
$ dialog --backtitle "GitHub Time Hacker" \
$	--title "WARNING" \
$	--yesno "\nYOU'RE ABOUT\nTO HACK TIME,\nARE YOU SURE?" 10 30
$       
$ yn_response=$?
$ case $yn_response in
$ 	0) git push;;           # <--- Here's where the prompt is coming from
$	1) echo "Aborted";;
$	255) echo "Aborted";;
$ esac

Please use the issue tracker to report any bugs or file feature requests.

PRs are welcome. To begin developing, do this:

$ git clone [email protected]:BillSkiCO/RX-Modulator.git
$ cd RX-Modulator/

• There is a simple POST to google analytics at the beginning of the script for a "Hit Counter".
• Here is a reference for what each value means in the POST to analytics.

export analytics_id="UA-89577187-1"
export category="AppCounter"
export action="CountAction"
export label="CountLabel"
export value="1"

curl -s -X POST \
        -d 'v=1&tid='"$analytics_id"'&cid=555&t=event&ec='"$category"\
        '&ea='"$action"'&el='"$label"'&ev='"$value"'' \
        -H "User-Agent: AppSpecific" \
        https://www.google-analytics.com/collect > /dev/null &

• To remove, simply commment it out, or delete it.