How to contribute

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.

Bugs/fixes

If you are reporting a bug, or adding/changing a feature, providing a test case will go a long way towards getting your change merged or issue fixed.

Unfortunately, if you just drop a code sample in the Github issue/Gist, that doesn't provide us with a failing test. Someone will have to write that test, before working on the fix/change.

The process is standard fair:

1. Fork and clone
2. npm install
3. npm test
4. Write your test(s)
5. Any code changes you want to add
6. git push
7. Submit a pull request

If you're making a documentation change, Github allows you to edit README.md directly from the web page and will handle forking and pull request for you.

Coding Convention

Zombie uses ESLint for linting and enforcing coding style. It is written with ES7/2016, so we can use all the fancy new ES6 language features and async/await.

The project includes .eslintrc files and the ESLint/Babel.js dependencies. You can check here to learn how to use ESLint with just about any text editor.

Documentation

The documentation is written in Github-flavored Markdown.