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Contribute Guidelines

How to Contribute to this repository

  1. Fork the repository (Click the Fork button in the top right of this page, click your Profile Image)
  2. Clone the forked repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/your-username/devvsakib/power-the-web.git
  1. change the present working directory
cd power-the-web
  1. Open CMD in your current directory and install npm packages using command.
npm install
  1. Make changes in the project. Add, Commit and push the project using following commands:

Add all files

git add .

Commit the changes

git commit -m "Write Your commit Message"

Push the branch

git push

OR

git push origin branch-name

Make Pull Request from Github Repository ** Star the repository. **

Adding Projects

If you want to add your project in repository, you are welcome. Please add your project in "PROJECTS" folder and make sure to name your folder as your project.
Ex:
we have a react projects in "PROJECTS" folder
and we named it "clone-tesla"

So, people will know what project it is. Make sure you added your github name and link as comment in your file. Last thing to do is, put your name. github link, email in CONTRIBUTORS.md file

Checking Assigned Issues Before Submitting a Pull Request

When contributing to an open-source project, it's important to ensure that your work aligns with the goals of the project and doesn't duplicate efforts. One way to achieve this is by checking if the issue you are addressing has already been assigned to someone else. If an issue is already assigned, it's better to collaborate with the assignee to ensure that everyone is working efficiently towards the same goal.

This can also help to avoid conflicts between multiple contributors and ensure that the review process is conducted by the right people. Pull requests that are not assigned to an issue or don't align with the project goals may be closed to maintain the quality and efficiency of the open-source project.

For new contributors

If you are new to open source and want to contribute to this project, you can start by looking at the issues labeled as "good first issue". These issues are meant to be beginner-friendly and can be a good starting point for new contributors.

You have to add your details in contributors file. You can find the file in the src/json/Contributors.json. Otherwise, your pull request will be rejected.

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