If you're new to contributing to Open Source on Github, this guide can help you get started. Please check out the guidline below for more details on how issues and pull requests work.
First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! 🤗
Contributions are handled in the form of Pull Requests. You fork this repository, create a new branch, make relevant changes, and submit a Pull Request – once that's done we'll be able to review your PRs and merge them to the master branch.
Always submit a PR for your contribution. If an issue doesn't exist, please raise one first and wait for it to be labelled as "Available", and then have it assigned to you. PRs without having accepted issues mentioned will be closed.
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When a new issue is created, please label it correctly as per your issue (e.g. "Bug","Feature request").
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If you have new PR, please do it in different branch.
Format your PR titles likewise:
[Tag]: Describe change in present tense
Tag can be:
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Feature (new feature)
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Fix (bug fix)
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Refactor (refactoring code)
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Style (formatting, no code change)
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Doc (changes to documentation)
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Test (adding or refactoring tests; no production code change)
Remember to:
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Capitalize the subject line
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Use the imperative mood in the subject line
- First fork this repo. You can also fork via GitHub CLI.
gh repo clone mirajus-salehin/COVIDash
- Clone your forked version of the repo.
git clone <your-user-name>/COVIDash
- Create a new branch.
git bracnch <your-branch-name>
- After your edit, push your version to the remote origin
git push origin <your-branch-name>
- Then simply just submit a pull request from GitHub. Please provide proper docs of your version with the PR.
- Review the code. ❗
- Check issues for various screen sizes.
- Check issues for website loading in slow network. ❗
- Create a new page for COVID-19 health tips.