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Contributing to Spago

Do I belong here?

Everybody is welcome! People of all experience levels can join and begin contributing and should feel comfortable and safe making mistakes.

People of all backgrounds belong here as long as they treat others with dignity and respect and do not harass or belittle others.

What is the correct way to ask a question?

It's ok to ask questions by opening an issue! I (@f-f) am also on the PureScript Discord, so you can also ask questions in the #spago channel.

I'd like to help, how do I pick something to work on?

Any open issue that is not assigned to anyone is good to work on!

If it's your first time contributing then it's probably best to pick the ones marked with "good first issue".

The easiest way you can help is by contributing documentation (look for issues with the label "document me").

Do not worry if it's just about copypasting some instructions from an issue to the README, everything is welcome!

If you wish to contribute documentation, this is a suggested read

Developing spago

# Install dependencies
npm ci

# Bootstrap
spago bundle -p spago-bin

# From now on you can build with the local files in the output folder, e.g.:
./bin/index.dev.js bundle -p spago-bin
# Or from the built bundle:
./bin/bundle.js bundle -p spago-bin

# From now on you can use the bootstrapped build to see the changes you make:
./bin/index.dev.js some-new-command

# ...but you can of course still just use the global `spago` command:
spago build

# Can of course run the tests with
spago test

# To see tests' stdout/stderr output while the tests are running, run
SPAGO_TEST_DEBUG=1 spago

# To overwrite fixture's with the test's run, run
SPAGO_TEST_ACCEPT=1 spago

Developing docs

If you edit any title in the readme, run doctoc to update the Table of Contents:

doctoc --notitle README.md

If you want to contribute new or edit existing flowcharts, download yEd, use that program to edit the .graphml files, and then export them as an SVG or PNG file via the CTRL+E shortcut. When a dialog box appears, just press 'ok' and use the default export settings.

The following are recommendations to make using yEd easier/faster:

  • In the 'Preferences' dialog
    • Under the 'General' tab, change the "Mouse Wheel Behavior" to "[Wheel] Up/Down, [Shift+Wheel] Left/Right, [Ctrl+Wheel] In/Out"
    • Under the 'Editor' tab, check the "Create Node on background click" box
    • Under the 'Editor' tab, check the "Edit Label on Create Node" box
    • Under the 'Editor' tab, check the "Dynamically Adjust Node Size to Label Size" box
  • Click on an edge between two nodes...
    • ... and press F2 to add text to that edge
    • ... and press F6 to edit its properties. Under the 'Label' tab, change the "Placement"'s "Model" dropdown to "Free" to get full control over where the edge's text can appear.

Merging changes

All changes must happen through a Pull Request.

Everyone with the "commit bit" can merge changes.

How do I get the "commit bit"?

Just ask! I (@f-f) hand out the commit bit freely to anybody who displays sustained interest in the project, sometimes even if they don't ask. However, you shouldn't assume that you are undeserving if I haven't given you the commit bit. I might just be busy or forgetful, so I appreciate a helpful reminder. You can ask directly by e-mail (see my account profile) or by opening an issue, whichever you prefer.

I hand out the commit bit freely because mistakes are easy to fix or roll back. Learn by doing and get your hands dirty!