Thank you for considering contributing to LibraryMan! We welcome contributions from everyone. Before you get started, please review our contribution guidelines below.
- Getting Started
- Opening a Pull Request
- Contribution Guidelines
- Commit Messages
- Creating Issues
- Giving Feedback
- Fork the repository to your own GitHub account.
- Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/LibraryMan-API.git
- Set up the project by following the instructions in the
README.md
file. - Make the changes you want to contribute to the project.
- Test your code before submitting the pull request.
In brief:
- Commit your changes and ensure your commit messages adhere to the guidelines.
- Create a new branch for your changes:
git checkout -b <branch_name>
- Open a pull request and wait for approval from the maintainer to merge your changes.
- Contributions such as low-code improvements, new features, and bug fixes are highly appreciated.
- Feel free to open issues regarding bugs, doubts, or setup problems.
- Be polite and interactive with other contributors; maintain a respectful environment.
- Always test your code before submitting a pull request.
- Use clear and descriptive titles for your pull requests summarizing your changes.
- If your pull request addresses an issue, include the issue number in the PR title.
- Use meaningful commit messages related to your changes.
- Prefix your commit messages with the following:
fix:
for bug fixes.feat:
for new features.docs:
for documentation updates.chore:
for miscellaneous changes.
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Use a clear and descriptive title for your issue.
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Provide references (links, file paths, screenshots) related to the issue.
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When suggesting new features, describe them in detail, including where you envision them in the project.
If you enjoy working with us, please give the project a ⭐ star! Your support means a lot and encourages further contributions.
Thank you for your interest in LibraryMan-API! We look forward to your contributions! ❤️