I would love your help to improve this project! Here are a few ways to contribute, and some guidelines to help you along the way.
If you come across any bugs or something that doesn't seem right, please open an issue. Also, if you have an idea for the project, open an issue to start the discussion.
When possible, please include a link to a git
repository or a CodeSandbox which illustrates the problem you're facing. This is especially important when you find a bug.
Yes, I accept pull requests! You can submit a pull request to fix a bug, implement a feature, add tests, or improve the documentation.
If you've never created a pull request before, you can learn how for free!
In order to submit a pull request, you'll have to setup your own development environment. Start by forking the repository.
Then you can clone the forked repository to your system.
git clone https://github.com/<username>/use-countdown
Next you need to install the dependencies.
cd use-countdown
npm install
Finally, you can build and test the project.
npm run test
npm run build
Now you're ready to start writing code!
When writing your code, please try to follow the existing code style.
Your code will be automatically linted and formatted before each commit. However, if you want to manually lint and format, use the provided npm
scripts.
npm run lint:fix
npm run format:fix
The project maintains 100%
test coverage. If you change code, please maintain complete test coverage. You can run the tests to confirm.
npm run test
If you make any changes that require documentation updates, please include them in the same pull request.
This project do not enforce a specific commit style. However, if you submit a pull request that closes an issue, please reference it in the commit message.
git commit -m "Fix a bug. Closes #1."
Once your pull request is submitted, I may provide you with some feedback. While working on the feedback, please move the pull request to Draft
state. Once you've finished addressing the feedback, mark the pull request as Ready for review
and mention me in a comment.
Alright @bradgarropy, how's this?
Any code you contribute is subject to the MIT license.
I appreciate any and all types of contributions to this project! Contributors are recognized here and in the readme
.