# git_afk
`git_afk` is a file watcher that should live as a daemon on the system to watch, commit, and push uncommited changes after a debounce time.
## Motivation
Watch the **selected repositories** for changes in the worktree.
If the changes in the worktree are not changed for **predefined debounce** time, it should **if possible** commit changes with specific commit message and try to push them. If the commit or the push fails. We can just reset the timer.
If there are no changes it will use the same configured debounce time to pull changes from the remote.
## Installation
You can either download [latest binaries from github releases](https://github.com/michalvankodev/git_afk/releases) and put them into `~/.local/bin/` or `/usr/local/bin/` or anywhere into your `$PATH`.
Second option is to install with [`cargo`](https://crates.io/):
`cargo install git_afk`
### Running as a daemon
For the best convenience it is recommended to run the `git_afk watch` as a daemon on your system.
#### Linux
Copy this `git_afk.service` file to your services folders e.g. `~/.config/systemd/user/`
```systemd
[Unit]
Description=git_afk
After=ssh-agent.service
Requires=ssh-agent.service
[Service]
ExecStart=git_afk watch
Environment="SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/run/user/1000/keyring/ssh"
[Install]
WantedBy=default.target
```
> `git_afk` needs to be started with an ability to commit to git repository. If you use `ssh` connection to git it requires `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` to be specified in environment prior to running system service.
#### Other systems
Create a launchd configuration file for your app. This involves creating a new file in /Library/LaunchAgents/ with a .plist extension, containing the necessary details like the executable path and startup order.
I am not able to compile/test functionality on other systems. I would recommend using `launchd`.
Feel free to open issues/pull requests for additional functionality on other platforms.