Turn your GitHub & GitLab contributions into music. 🎵
Git Music takes a username, automatically scans both GitHub and GitLab to find the most active profile, and turns your coding activity patterns into a unique, ambient musical sequence.
- Multi-Platform Support: Works with both GitHub and GitLab. Automatically detects which platform has more activity.
- Ambient Audio Engine: Uses Tone.js to generate soothing, reverb-drenched soundscapes based on your work habits.
- Visualize & Listen: Watch your contribution graph light up in sync with the melody.
- Share: Generate a clean, shareable link (e.g.,
gitmusic.com/username) that auto-resolves the correct platform for visitors. - Export: Record and download a high-quality
.webmor.mp4video of your graph playing. - Interactive: Keyboard shortcuts for playback, recording, and sharing.
- Enter a GitHub or GitLab username.
- Press Enter - the app will auto-detect your platform.
- Press Space or click Play to listen to your year in code.
Tip: Can't find the right profile? You can force a specific platform by typing:
$ gitmusic fetch username -p gitlab
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Space | Play / Pause |
| R | Start / Stop Recording |
| S | Share (Copy Link) |
| Esc | Stop |
- React (Vite)
- Tone.js for audio synthesis (PolySynths, FMSine, Reverb)
- Axios for data fetching
- GitHub Contribution API (via github-contributions-api)
- GitLab API (via custom proxy)
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run development server
npm run devMIT