🤝 Open Source Community

Contribute to
Holesail

Join our open source community and help shape the future of P2P networking. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.

Ways to Contribute

There are many ways to contribute to Holesail, regardless of your skill level

Report Issues
Help us improve by reporting bugs, issues, or unexpected behavior you encounter.
  • Search existing issues first
  • Provide detailed reproduction steps
  • Include system information
  • Add logs or screenshots
Report Issue
Suggest Features
Share your ideas for new features or improvements to existing functionality.
  • Describe the use case clearly
  • Explain expected behavior
  • Consider implementation impact
  • Engage with community feedback
Suggest Feature
Submit Code
Contribute code improvements, bug fixes, or new features to the project.
  • Fork the repository
  • Create a feature branch
  • Write tests for changes
  • Submit a pull request
View Pull Requests
Improve Documentation
Help make our documentation clearer, more comprehensive, and easier to understand.
  • Fix typos and grammar
  • Add missing examples
  • Improve clarity
  • Translate content
Edit Documentation
Help Others
Support other community members by answering questions and sharing knowledge.
  • Answer questions on Discord
  • Help with GitHub issues
  • Share your experience
  • Mentor newcomers
Join Community
Spread the Word
Help grow our community by sharing Holesail with others who might benefit.
  • Star us on GitHub
  • Share on social media
  • Write blog posts
  • Give talks or demos
Star on GitHub

Getting Started

Follow these steps to make your first contribution

1
Set Up Your Environment
Fork the repository and set up your local development environment
  • Fork the Holesail repository on GitHub
  • Clone your fork locally
  • Install Node.js and npm dependencies
  • Run the test suite to ensure everything works
2
Find an Issue
Look for issues labeled 'good first issue' or 'help wanted'
  • Browse the GitHub issues page
  • Look for beginner-friendly labels
  • Read the issue description carefully
  • Ask questions if anything is unclear
3
Make Your Changes
Create a branch and implement your solution
  • Create a new branch for your feature
  • Write clean, well-documented code
  • Add tests for your changes
  • Follow our coding standards
4
Submit Your Pull Request
Open a pull request and get feedback from maintainers
  • Push your changes to your fork
  • Open a pull request with a clear description
  • Respond to feedback promptly
  • Make requested changes if needed

Development Guidelines

Follow these guidelines to ensure your contributions are accepted

Code Standards
  • •Follow existing code style and conventions
  • •Write clear, self-documenting code
  • •Add comments for complex logic
  • •Use meaningful variable and function names
  • •Keep functions small and focused
Testing Requirements
  • •Write unit tests for new functionality
  • •Ensure all tests pass before submitting
  • •Maintain or improve code coverage
  • •Test edge cases and error conditions
  • •Update integration tests if needed
Pull Request Guidelines
  • •Create focused, single-purpose PRs
  • •Write clear commit messages
  • •Include a detailed PR description
  • •Link to related issues
  • •Be responsive to feedback
Documentation
  • •Update documentation for new features
  • •Include code examples where helpful
  • •Update API documentation
  • •Fix typos and improve clarity
  • •Keep README files up to date

Recognition

We appreciate all contributions and recognize our community members

Contributors Hall of Fame
Your contributions will be featured on this website and the GitHub repository.

Ready to Contribute?

Join our community of contributors and help build the future of P2P networking.