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How to make a snake that eats all of your GitHub contribution graph.

Of course, not literally otherwise that would have been the end of the world for you and me.

So while searching for a source code for a project, I stumbled upon a GitHub profile which was pretty neatly maintained. Apart from the GitHub stats and contributions the person had, the most intriguing aspect of his profile which got my eyes glued was the snake eating all of his contributions and the kid inside me decided that this has to be a part of my profile too.

So here I am, to help all those people whose eyes light up when they see things like this.

Although, it’s not that difficult but it took me some time to figure out an issue that I was facing. I have shed some light on that part in the latter half.

For now, without further adieu, let’s do this…

First thing first: For this to happen, we will have to make a repository with our username. For that, you will have to . . .

Click on your profile picture in the top right corner → Your repositories

→ New → enter your username under “Repository name”.

Once you do, GitHub will tell you it’s a special repository like the person who is reading this. :)

You will find an option to check “Add a README file” option. Do that.

then click [Create repository].

Once the repository is created, go to the repository, click on [Add File] →

[Create new file]

Enter .github (use / to move to the column) → workflows → then snake.yml

Copy and paste the below code into the snake.yml file.

It should look somewhat like this:

Note: Don’t forget to change your username. Just change the yellow part (line number 17).

Click on [Commit Changes].

Go to actions and on the left side, you should see “Generate Datas” option has been enabled, click on that…

… you will see “Run Workflow (the grey one) on the right side. Click on that and after that → click on “Run workflow” (the green one). Once you do this, you will see a green tick against

“Generate Datas”.

Note: In case your workflow doesn’t work or you get this error “Permission to git denied to github-actions[bot]”. Click here, sir!

Once this is done, an SVG file will be created in the output branch.

How to get there? Click on code → main → output