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Contributing to Hashi

Be sure to read the Code of Conduct first before proceeding.

Workflow Digest

  1. Create a fork of this repository and clone it locally.

  2. Do npm install or yarn install to install all dependencies.

    • If you're working on the documentation, be sure to cd into the /docs directory.
    • Or, if you're working on the tests, be sure to cd into the /tests directory.
    • Additionally, there are details you need to know about installing dependencies here.

  3. Open a new branch from main with the following format:

[username]-[issue-number]_[issue-title]
  1. Code code code.
  2. Create a pull request.
  3. Wait for the pull request to be reviewed.
    • If the pull request is approved, the pull request will be merged into the main branch.
  4. 🎉 Congratulations! You've successfully contributed to Hashi.

Details on Contributing

Contributing Scopes

When contributing to Hashi, it is important to keep in mind what a contributor can code and cannot code.

  • Authoring new components are almost always left up to the internal team working on the design system.
  • Code deviating from the specifications is NOT allowed. Follow the specifications in the design docs or in the /specs directory.

Installing Dependencies

The current dependency list will always be compatible with the latest version of Hashi. However, the root directory, the tests and dev versions of the docs require the current in-development version of Hashi (aka the version you're working on). Not to fret, the directories mentioned have always linked their dependencies to the in-development version.

Code Style

If you're worried about code style, we've provided an .editorconfig file for you to consume.