Thanks for taking an interest in this open source project. Your support and involvement is greatly appreciated. The following details what you need to know in order to contribute back.
- Document the code - Explain the intent/purpose along with usage examples (where appropriate).
- Write tests that demonstration passing and failing requirements.
- Use two spaces, no tabs for indentation.
- Remove trailing whitespace.
- Remove spaces from blank lines.
- Write methods as "example_method example_params", not "example_method(example_params)" for one-liners.
- Write methods as "outer_method inner_method(example_params)" for nested method calls.
- Use &&/|| instead of and/or where appropriate.
- Define a = b instead of a=b.
- In the end, follow the conventions found in the source code.
- Use common sense, keep it simple.
- Fork the repository (master branch).
- Ensure there are no setup issues (see README for details).
- Run the tests (see README for details).
- Add tests for new functionality (refactoring and documentation changes can be excluded).
- Ensure all tests pass.
- Push your fork and submit a pull request.
- Submit an issue via the GitHub Issues tab (assuming one does not already exist).
- Clearly describe the issue (including steps to reproduce).
- Specify your enviroment setup (OS, browser, language, etc. with version info).
- Provide a stack dump (if possible).
- Explain any additional details that might help diagnose the problem quickly.
Expect a response with one to three business days (normally responses are faster than mentioned). Changes, alternatives, and/or improvements might be suggested upon review.