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Project Contribution Guide

This document provides guidance for how YOU can collaborate with our project community to improve this technology.

Accessibility Theme Builder Contribution and Governance Policies

This document describes the contribution process and governance policies of the FINOS Accessibility Theme Builder project. The project is also governed by the Linux Foundation Antitrust Policy, and the FINOS IP Policy, Code of Conduct, Collaborative Principles, and Meeting Procedures.

Reporting Issues

We welcome any feedback on the quality, stability or performance of Theme Builder. If you see incorrect behavior or would like to suggest ways to improve Theme Builder, please use these guidelines to create an issue in GitHub.

  1. Please check whether there is already an open issue related to your experience/feedback. If there is, join the discussion and contribute any observations or information that may not already be present in the issue.
  2. If there isn't already a relevant issue, create one, describing your experience with Theme Builder.
    1. Add appropriate tag for project -> [SDK, theme builder app]
      • SDK - performs calculations, creates and populates CSS variables, generates CSS and JSON output
      • theme builder app - the application that the user interacts with
    2. Add appropriate tag for type of issue -> [bug, enhancement]
    3. (optional) Add tag for required specialties -> [design thinking, project management, question, documentation]
    4. Set Projects field to ThemeBuilder
  3. If you would like to contribute designs, code, testing or resources toward resolving the issue, please note that in the issue.
  4. Respond to any questions or suggestions raised in the issue by other community members.
  5. We will triage all new issues at our next community meeting if you would like to offer more information as we prioritize your issue. Click to see more meeting information.

Contribution Process

Before making a contribution, please take the following steps:

  1. Check whether there's already an open issue related to your proposed contribution as described above. If not, follow instructions above to create an issue with all relevant information.
  2. Respond to any questions or suggestions raised in the issue by other developers.
  3. Fork the project repository and prepare your proposed contribution. All contributions should be created using the latest code from the upstream dev branch.
    1. In commit messages, reference associated issue. For example, commit -m "finos/a11y-theme-builder#111: corrected button behavior"
    2. When your changes are ready, be sure to update your branch with the latest upstream dev branch to ensure code will merge correctly.
    3. Retest your contribution with latest updates.
  4. Submit a pull request.
    • All pull requests should be made to merge into the upstream dev branch.

NOTE: All contributors must have a contributor license agreement (CLA) on file with FINOS before their pull requests will be merged. Please review the FINOS contribution requirements and submit (or have your employer submit) the required CLA before submitting a pull request.

Team members

Meet and join our Team of Contributors.

Learn & listen

This section includes ways to get started with your open source project. Include links to documentation and to different communication channels:

Community

Participating in our project community spans a variety of activities:

  • Reporting bugs and enhancements requests
  • Contributing bug/feature solutions and ideas for community content (see issues tagged with the 'community' tag for examples)
  • Joining Community Collaboration Space calls, held every other week at 11am ET (details on the FINOS Calendar)
  • Speaking at conferences and meetups to build awareness and community
  • Participating in Collaboration Summits
  • Improving documentation
  • Identifying and tracking new use cases
  • Create an example of the project in real world by building something or showing what others have built.
  • Blog about other people’s projects based on this project. Show how it’s used in daily life. Take screenshots and make videos!

To join our community see the Onboarding Resources page in the wiki.

Project Management

Our project uses a combination of GitHub Issues and Project Kanban Dashboards to manage sprint plans.

Project Roadmap

Our vision for the maturation of this project is outlined in the Project Roadmap which is reflective of our intended milestones/release plan.

Meetings

Logistics for Project Triage Sessions:

Project Management:

Contributing Issue/Feature Reports

When submitting Issue/Feature Reports, please use the provided templates and try to convey answers for the following:

  • Is the bug reproducible as explained?
  • Is it reproducible in other environments (for instance, on different browsers or devices)?
  • Are the steps to reproduce the bug clear? If not, can you describe how you might reproduce it?
  • What tags should the bug have?
  • Is this bug something you have run into? Would you appreciate it being looked into faster?

Contributing Code

FINOS restrictions

FINOS requires that all contributors be covered by a Contributor's License Agreement (CLA). If you are not contributing under a current CLA, you may be an individual contributor under an Easy CLA. For more information on contributing to this project see the FINOS Contributor Cheatsheet. For more procedural detail on how the contribution process flows, see the Contribution Rules section below.

Coding Conventions

  • ReactJS:
    • PascalCase: ReactJS components, interfaces, component file names (tsx, jsx, css)
    • camelCase: JavaScript data variables, functions, non-component file names (ts, js, css)
    • Tab: 4 spaces
  • NodeJS:
    • camelCase: JavaScript data variables, functions, non-component file names
    • Tab: 4 spaces
  • CSS:
    • kebab-case: CSS variables
    • Tab: 2 spaces
  • Other
    • kebab-case: Directories and file names
    • UPPERCASE: Some root markdown files that are commonly all caps

References:

Testing

Testing new releases and/or features is a great way to contribute to the community. If you find issues, please submit an Issue/Feature Report.

Documentation

Learn how to develop, build, test, and contribute to the online docs.

Translations

Our project aspires to be globally applicable but that requires internationalization support beyond the English language. We seek help in:

  • Providing instructions for extending internationalization support;
  • Providing specific language translation enhancements.

Governance

Roles

The project community consists of Contributors and Maintainers:

  • A Contributor is anyone who submits a contribution to the project. (Contributions may include code, issues, comments, documentation, media, or any combination of the above.)
  • A Maintainer is a Contributor who, by virtue of their contribution history, has been given write access to project repositories and may merge approved contributions.
  • The Lead Maintainer is the project's interface with the FINOS team and Board. They are responsible for approving quarterly project reports and communicating on behalf of the project. The Lead Maintainer is elected by a vote of the Maintainers.

Contribution Rules

Anyone is welcome to submit a contribution to the project. The rules below apply to all contributions. (The key words "MUST", "SHALL", "SHOULD", "MAY", etc. in this document are to be interpreted as described in IETF RFC 2119.)

  • All contributions MUST be submitted as pull requests, including contributions by Maintainers.
  • All pull requests SHOULD be reviewed by a Maintainer (other than the Contributor) before being merged.
  • Pull requests for non-trivial contributions SHOULD remain open for a review period sufficient to give all Maintainers a sufficient opportunity to review and comment on them.
  • After the review period, if no Maintainer has an objection to the pull request, any Maintainer MAY merge it.
  • If any Maintainer objects to a pull request, the Maintainers SHOULD try to come to consensus through discussion. If not consensus can be reached, any Maintainer MAY call for a vote on the contribution.

Maintainer Voting

The Maintainers MAY hold votes only when they are unable to reach consensus on an issue. Any Maintainer MAY call a vote on a contested issue, after which Maintainers SHALL have 36 hours to register their votes. Votes SHALL take the form of "+1" (agree), "-1" (disagree), "+0" (abstain). Issues SHALL be decided by the majority of votes cast. If there is only one Maintainer, they SHALL decide any issue otherwise requiring a Maintainer vote. If a vote is tied, the Lead Maintainer MAY cast an additional tie-breaker vote.

The Maintainers SHALL decide the following matters by consensus or, if necessary, a vote:

  • Contested pull requests
  • Election and removal of the Lead Maintainer
  • Election and removal of Maintainers

All Maintainer votes MUST be carried out transparently, with all discussion and voting occurring in public, either:

  • in comments associated with the relevant issue or pull request, if applicable;
  • on the project mailing list or other official public communication channel; or
  • during a regular, minuted project meeting.

Maintainer Qualifications

Any Contributor who has made a substantial contribution to the project MAY apply (or be nominated) to become a Maintainer. The existing Maintainers SHALL decide whether to approve the nomination according to the Maintainer Voting process above.

Changes to this Document

This document MAY be amended by a vote of the Maintainers according to the Maintainer Voting process above.