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Contributing

Thanks for using ClearX and contributing to its development. Following is a initial set of guidelines designed to make your contributions smooth.

Security Issues

If you think you've found a security vulnerability, please create an issue immediately in git repo. We will take a look immediately

Issues

Issues can be questions, feature requests, enhancements, optimizations and more. Please use git repo issues to inform the same.

When filing a bug, please provide a reproducible demonstration of the bug in the form of a demo.

Development

Required software

Hacking ClearX

Fork the repository to your Github account by clicking the "Fork" button on the ClearX repository page. Then do the following:

# Clone your fork of the repo
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/clearx

# Move into the repo directory
cd clearx

# Install the dependencies
npm install

npm run build

# The ./dist folder contains the IIFE distribution

Now to make changes and run todo example application do the following:

npm run todo

# The ./example/bundle folder contains build output.
# Now http://localhost:8719 serves the example todo application

Note: Please remember to run npm run build before pushing your changes. The bundle need to be updated with the latest code.

Style guide

Code should be simple, readable, and commented where necessary.

Most of the coding standards are handled by standardJS and EditorConfig. When using an editor with standardJS and EditorConfig support, the editor will guide you in writing code. In addition, builds will throw error messages if the coding standards are not met.

If you want to fix any code or formatting issues that are automatically fixable, you can do the following

npm install -g standard
standard --fix

Testing

Tests use AVA. Check out their documentation.

Tests can be found in the test.js file.

A sample test file will look like this:

test('#get(key, defaultValue)', (t) => {
  t.deepEqual(appStore.get(['a', 'b'], 'default'), 'default')
})

Note: Currently tests needs revisit. Contributors are more than welcome to help add more tests

Tests Guidelines

  • Tests should be isolated, portable, and readable.
  • Tests and assertions should be described properly.

Pull requests

All pull requests are welcome. To create a pull request, simply build your code on a branch using ClearX's master branch as base. Then push that branch to your Github repo and submit a PR of that branch against ClearX's master branch.

Contributor License Agreement

ClearX is distributed under the Apache-2.0 license following Autodesk's Opensource governance rules, which means your contributions are also subject to Autodesk's opensource governance policy.

If you have any questions please create an issue with information, we will provide clarification.