Contributing Guidelines
A guide how to contribute to the project
Last updated
A guide how to contribute to the project
Last updated
ReplacementBot is an Open Source Project That means you can work to improve it. We greatly appreciate any work contributed, no matter how small! Pull Requests and Issues or Feature Requests are welcome
If you find any bug or want something to be added to ReplacementBot please create an issue. We are offering a couple of templates to choose from so read their descriptions to chose a good one
If you want to make a codding contribution please make a pull request. If you don't know how to use Git and Github please reefer to getting started guide. In ReplacementBot repository your pull request goes throught the following process:
Follow the Setup Guide to run your own fork and local instance of the bot.
Make the changes
Check if everything works correctly. After checking it manually please run automated tests npm run test and npm run lint
If you can, write tests for changes that you made to don't lower coverage. If you don't know how to write tests please use test.todo('Add tests for something blah blah')
Create a Pull Request
CI will automatically check your PR. It will run build, testing, and linting tests
Wait for a maintainer to review and merge your PR