Contributing Guide

This is very much an active project so any and all contributions are welcome, even just finding issues!

Reporting issues

All issues should be tracked on GitHub, with enough information to reproduce the issue.

Code Contributions

This repository is based around the Git Flow workflow, using feature branches and pull requests to manage incoming changes and fixes. Generally speaking, the process can be summarised as follows:

• Find a change or fix you want to implement
• Fork the repo
• Create a new branch named feature/<your-feature-name> and make your changes
• Open a PR from your feature branch against the develop branch (include the GitHub issue number for fixes)
• Success! I will provide feedback if needed, or just accept the changes directly and they should appear in the next release

Documentation

This documentation should include Edit this page and Create documentation issues buttons in the upper right. Click them to quickly jump to the source of the current documentation, or quickly create an issue. You can then fork, branch and issue a PR just as with code contributions (see above).

License

Note that this project (and all contributions) fall under the MIT License terms.