Author: Coty Sutherland, Alex Meadows

How to contribute

Want to participate/contribute to etlTest? Feel free to add any enhancements, feature requests, etc.

Getting Started

Create a new, Python 2.7+ virtualenv and install the requirements via pip:
```
  $ pip install -r requirements.txt
```
Make sure you have a GitHub account
Submit issues/suggestions to the Github issue tracker
- For bugs, clearly describe the issue including steps to reproduce
- For enhancement requests, be sure to indicate if you are willing to work on implementing the enhancement
  - Fork the repository on GitHub if you want to contribute code/docs

<> uses git-flow as the git branching model
- All commits should be made to the develop branch
- Install git-flow and create a feature branch with the following command:
```
    $ git flow feature start <name of your feature>
```
Make commits of logical units with complete documentation.
Check for unnecessary whitespace with git diff --check before committing.
Make sure you have added the necessary tests for your changes.
- Test coverage is currently tracked via coveralls.io
- Aim for 100% coverage on your code
  - If this is not possible, explain why in your commit message. This may be an indication that your code should be refactored.
Run python setup.py test to make sure your tests pass
Run coverage run --source=etltest setup.py test if you have the coverage package installed to generate coverage data
Check your coverage by running coverage report