I'm really happy that you're interested in helping out with this little project.
As this is very early days for the project there's not a lot in the way of resources, but please check out the documentation, and also the list of issues.
Please submit an issue if you need help with anything.
We have a code of conduct so please make sure you follow it.
Please send a GitHub Pull Request to react-share with a clear list of what you've done (read more about pull requests). When you send a pull request, please make sure you've covered off all the points in the template.
Make sure you've read about our workflow (below); in essence make sure each Pull Request is atomic but don't worry too much about the commits themselves as we use squash-and-merge.
We use GitHub flow; it's a lot
like git-flow but simpler and more forgiving. We use the squash and merge
strategy to merge Pull Requests.
In effect this means:
- Don't worry about individual commits. They will be preserved, but not on the
main
master
branch history, so feel free to commit early and often, using git as a save mechanism. - Your Pull Request title and description become very important; they are the history of the master branch and explain all the changes.
- You ought to be able to find any previous version easily using GitHub tabs, or Releases
Thanks, John Chipps-Harding