Have some projects on BitBucket but want to show your commits on the GitHub contributions graph without pushing multiple repositories or the repositories code itself? Git Transfer is the tool for you!

GitTransfer will copy across historic commits from multiple repositories without committing any of the repositories contents. More detail below.

1. Initialises a new Git Repository in the specified directory ...output-directory/repo-name
2. Copies all commit history in all repositories found in the specified input-directory to commit.json
3. Creates a log of each repository and commits the changes in this log file at the date of the original repositories commit. You can filter by your own commits in the original repository using email-filter and commit to a single email address in the new repository using commit-email
4. Creates a Read Me with the output of the script run and commits this at the current time
5. You can now push to a new secret or public repo on GitHub

To copy across updated commits the script will archive the old repository and create a new one with the updated commits.

npm install git-transfer -g

git-transfer \
    --input-directory /Users/james/Repos \
    --output-directory /Users/james/Desktop \
    --repo-name MyRepo \
    --email-filter [email protected],[email protected] \
    --commit-email [email protected]

Note: Use node index.js --help for an explanation of parameters.