If you find a bug, please feel free to raise an issue.
If you have an idea about a new or missing feature, let's discuss it here.
Better yet, if you're willing to put your effort into it, coming up with a pull-request would be fantastic.
So many people take open-source for granted, but far fewer understand its true essence and are generous enough to contribute their own time and skills to a project they find useful.
If you're here though, you're probably one of the fewer ones.
The repository is holding the code for both Mantine ContextMenu package and its documentation website.
Since the repo root contains a yarn.lock file, it should be obvious that you have to use Yarn to install dependencies and run scripts.
Use yarn dev to start the development server, yarn lint to check the code for linting errors, and yarn build to check that the code compiles.
Running yarn format will automatically format your code with Prettier, so that it adheres to the project’s coding style.
This is a Next.js project with an app router and makes use of React Server Components.
Make sure you have a good grasp of the above before attempting to contribute.
The Mantine ContextMenu package code is located in the package folder, while the documentation website code is located in the app folder.
The components folder holds generic React components used by the documentation website.
If you want to implement a new feature or improve an existing one, make sure to add an example page and/or alter the one(s) already referring to it.
It’s not a feature if other people don’t know about it or don’t understand how to use it.
Please target your PRs to the next branch.
Pushing to the main branch triggers the GitHub deployment workflow, so PRs targeting main will be rejected.
Here's a list of all the people who have contributed to the codebase of this project so far: