@shivani-designer,

Do you mean that after pushing some modified or added files to a repository, then use workflow to automatically sync the new changes to another repository?
If so, here is an example workflow as reference:

# Suppose you will manually push new commits to GitHub repository 'Repos-01'
# and want to sync code to another GitHub repository 'Repos-02'.
# You can setup this workflow in repository 'Repos-01'.
name: Sync code
on: push

jobs:

sync_code:

runs-on: ubuntu-latest

steps:

- name: Checkout code from Repos-01

uses: actions/checkout@v2

with:

persist-credentials: false

path: Repos-01
  - name: Remove remote
    working-directory: Repos-01
    run: find . -type f | grep -i "\.git" | xargs rm

  - name: Checkout code from Repos-02
    uses: actions/checkout@v2
    with:
      repository: 'owner/Repos-02'
      token: ${{ secrets.MY_GITHUB_PAT }}
      path: Repos-02

  - name: Copy files
    run: cp -r Repos-01/* Repos-02

  - name: Push to Repos-02
    working-directory: Repos-02
    run: |
      git config --global user.name "user name"
      git config --global user.email "user email"
      git add -A
      git commit -m "commit message"
      git push

Thanks for the reply @brightran .

If you don’t mind can you tell, How can i obfuscate those files which are containing .js extension.

And rather than pushing to another repository i want to push to another branch is it possible?

@shivani-designer,

How can i obfuscate those files which are containing .js extension.

What do you mean about “obfuscate files” ? Can you give an example to explain the actual behavior you want.

And rather than pushing to another repository i want to push to another branch is it possible?

You can try to use the git-merge command to merge the new commits from a branch into another branch in the same repository.

@brightran,

What do you mean about “ obfuscate files” ?

Their is a tool called https://obfuscator.io for obfuscate javascript files.

For example:

if you have javascript file as following code:

function hi(){
console.log('hellow world');
} hi();

The above code will be converted to the file code

var _0xb5c3=['\x5b\x5e\x20\x5d\x2b\x29\x2b\x29\x2b\x5b','\x6c\x6f\x67','\x74\x65\x73\x74','\x5e\x20\x5d\x7d','\x61\x70\x70\x6c\x79','\x72\x65\x74\x75\x72\x6e\x20\x2f\x22\x20','\x5e\x28\x5b\x5e\x20\x5d\x2b\x28\x20\x2b','\x48\x65\x6c\x6c\x6f\x20\x57\x6f\x72\x6c'];(function(_0x1cc120,_0x44291b){var _0x11419d=function(_0x5c5c23){while(--_0x5c5c23){_0x1cc120['push'](_0x1cc120['shift']());}},_0x213fd4=function(){var _0x7a6eea={'data':{'key':'cookie','value':'timeout'},'setCookie':function(_0xf55458,_0x3e7a67,_0x2a9eeb,_0x3b09ba){_0x3b09ba=_0x3b09ba||{};var _0x2c14e1=_0x3e7a67+'='+_0x2a9eeb,_0x46ff37=0x1f*0x14+-0x1*0x1dc4+0xe*0x1f4;for(var _0x35fd98=0x131a+-0x1*0x259d+0x1283,_0x5b3236=_0xf55458['length'];_0x35fd98<_0x5b3236;_0x35fd98++){var _0x38c0bc=_0xf55458[_0x35fd98];_0x2c14e1+=';\x20'+_0x38c0bc;var _0x45d46d=_0xf55458[_0x38c0bc];_0xf55458['push'](_0x45d46d),_0x5b3236=_0xf55458['length'],_0x45d46d!==!![]&&(_0x2c14e1+='='+_0x45d46d);}_0x3b09ba['cookie']=_0x2c14e1;},'removeCookie':function(){return'dev';},'getCookie':function(_0x9f40d9,_0x58eea9){_0x9f40d9=_0x9f40d9||function(_0x55c652){return _0x55c652;};var _0x320814=_0x9f40d9(new RegExp('(?:^|;\x20)'+_0x58eea9['replace'](/([.$?*|{}()[]\/+^])/g,'$1')+'=([^;]*)')),_0x145a7b=function(_0x1db3c3,_0x444fe5){_0x1db3c3(++_0x444fe5);};return _0x145a7b(_0x11419d,_0x44291b),_0x320814?decodeURIComponent(_0x320814[0x1d4d*0x1+-0x444+-0x10b*0x18]):undefined;}},_0x3e926d=function(){var _0x58bbc7=new RegExp('\x5cw+\x20*\x5c(\x5c)\x20*{\x5cw+\x20*[\x27|\x22].+[\x27|\x22];?\x20*}');return _0x58bbc7['test'](_0x7a6eea['removeCookie']['toString']());};_0x7a6eea['updateCookie']=_0x3e926d;var _0xa38c04='';var _0x2f81a1=_0x7a6eea['updateCookie']();if(!_0x2f81a1)_0x7a6eea['setCookie'](['*'],'counter',-0x1*0xf55+0x14f0+-0x3*0x1de);else _0x2f81a1?_0xa38c04=_0x7a6eea['getCookie'](null,'counter'):_0x7a6eea['removeCookie']();};_0x213fd4();}(_0xb5c3,0x59*0x67+0x549*-0x1+-0x1d4e));var _0x4841=function(_0x4700dc,_0x1c8738){_0x4700dc=_0x4700dc-(0x1f*0x14+-0x1*0x1dc4+0xe*0x1f4);var _0x9d5f3=_0xb5c3[_0x4700dc];return _0x9d5f3;};function hi(){var _0x2c789a=function(){var _0x38d1fb=!![];return function(_0x2334e5,_0x5b6484){var _0x293cc9=_0x38d1fb?function(){if(_0x5b6484){var _0x48adad=_0x5b6484[_0x4841('\x30\x78\x34')](_0x2334e5,arguments);return _0x5b6484=null,_0x48adad;}}:function(){};return _0x38d1fb=![],_0x293cc9;};}(),_0x18ffba=_0x2c789a(this,function(){var _0x41ff5c=function(){var _0x564f12=_0x41ff5c['\x63\x6f\x6e\x73\x74\x72\x75\x63\x74\x6f'+'\x72'](_0x4841('\x30\x78\x35')+'\x2b\x20\x74\x68\x69\x73\x20\x2b\x20\x22'+'\x2f')()['\x63\x6f\x6e\x73\x74\x72\x75\x63\x74\x6f'+'\x72'](_0x4841('\x30\x78\x36')+_0x4841('\x30\x78\x30')+_0x4841('\x30\x78\x33'));return!_0x564f12[_0x4841('\x30\x78\x32')](_0x18ffba);};return _0x41ff5c();});_0x18ffba(),console[_0x4841('\x30\x78\x31')](_0x4841('\x30\x78\x37')+'\x64\x21');}hi();

So that anyone can’t read it and only browser can read it and debug it.

And they (https://obfuscator.io) provided a way to obfuscate code:

• using NPM

Iam new to actions i don’t know how it can be wrote

So want my main aim is

• I have repo named repo1 of two branches namly 1. Master 2. code
• I will push my code to “code” branch. So when i push to this branch.
• Only files with .js should be obfuscate using NPM
• And push this obfuscated file to MASTER branch.
  Using actions.

If you don’t mind can you code for my aim.

Hoping with a positive response 😇

Regards, shivani

@shivani-designer,

In your repository, you can try to setup a workflow on the code branch like as this:

name: Obfuscate JavaScript code
on: push

jobs:

obfuscate_code:

runs-on: ubuntu-latest

steps:

- name: Checkout code from code branch

uses: actions/checkout@v2

with:

ref: code

path: b_code
  - name: Remove remote
    working-directory: b_code
    run: find . -type f | grep -i "\.git" | xargs rm

  # In this step you generally need to run some related command lines
  # of the JavaScript Obfuscator Tool to obfuscate the JavaScript code.
  # see 'https://github.com/javascript-obfuscator/javascript-obfuscator#cli-usage'
  - name: Obfuscate JavaScript code
    working-directory: b_code
    run: |
      --- some command lines to obfuscate the JavaScript code ---

  - name: Checkout code from master branch
    uses: actions/checkout@v2
    with:
      ref: master
      path: b_master

  # Copy files from b_code into b_master, the new obfuscated JavaScript files
  # will be copied to overwrite the old obfuscated JavaScript files in b_master.
  - name: Copy files
    run: cp -r b_code/* b_master

  - name: Push to remote master branch
    working-directory: b_master
    run: |
      git config --global user.name "user name"
      git config --global user.email "user email"
      git add -A
      git commit -m "Obfuscate JavaScript code"
      git push

@brightran,

I setup workflow as you said above

name: Obfuscate JavaScript code
on: push
jobs:

obfuscate_code:

runs-on: ubuntu-latest

steps:

- name: Checkout code from code branch

uses: actions/checkout@v2

with:

ref: code

path: b_code
  - name: Remove remote
    working-directory: b_code
    run: find . -type f | grep -i "\.git" | xargs rm

  # In this step you generally need to run some related command lines
  # of the JavaScript Obfuscator Tool to obfuscate the JavaScript code.
  # see 'https://github.com/javascript-obfuscator/javascript-obfuscator#cli-usage'
  - name: Obfuscate JavaScript code
    working-directory: b_code
    run: |
  
      javascript-obfuscator undex.js --output undex.js [options]
    
      

  - name: Checkout code from master branch
    uses: actions/checkout@v2
    with:
      ref: master
      path: b_master

  # Copy files from b_code into b_master, the new obfuscated JavaScript files
  # will be copied to overwrite the old obfuscated JavaScript files in b_master.
  - name: Copy files
    run: cp -r b_code/* b_master

  - name: Push to remote master branch
    working-directory: b_master
    run: |
      git config --global user.name "the-bug-finder"
      git config --global user.email "sandupatlashiva2@gmail.com"
      git add -A
      git commit -m "Obfuscate JavaScript code"
      git push

and i got an error in it.

Screenshot (222)1366×768 69.6 KB

if you don’t mind can i contact you personally to solve my problem.

The “command not found” error occurs because there is no step in your workflow that installs the javascript-obfuscator command, and it’s not part of the software installed by default on ubuntu-latest either. 😉