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How to contribute

Contributions to Cequel are highly welcome! Here's a quick guide.

Submitting a change

  1. Fork the repo and create a topic branch
  2. Set up your environment and run the tests. The easiest way to do this is to use Docker; see below. For those who already have a suitable Cassandra instance running locally: rake test
  3. Add tests for your change.
  4. Make the tests pass.
  5. Push to your topic branch and submit a pull request.

Do's and don'ts

  • Do write tests. If you don't test your patch, I'll have to write tests for it, which is likely to delay the pull request getting accepted.
  • Do write documentation for new functionality and update documentation for changed functionality. Cequel uses YARD for documentation. If you're adding a significant new feature, update the README too.
  • Do use code style consistent with the project. Cequel by and large follows the Ruby Style Guide.
  • Don't make changes to the cequel.gemspec or version.rb files, except to add new dependencies in the former.

Running the tests

For the impatient

Install Docker first, then run tests:

git clone [email protected]:yourname/cequel.git
cd cequel
git remote add upstream [email protected]:cequel/cequel.git
bundle install
bundle exec rake test

Using Docker

Cequel's test suite, including a development bash environment, container, and Cassandra instance is setup for use through Docker Compose.

The local folder is mapped into the docker container. So, you can use your IDE of choice to make edits, leveraging the docker-compose to provide Cassandra and an lightweight container for running tests.

To use, update the docker-compose.yml with your personal details (for Git compatibility) and then:

docker-compose run dev

This will drop you to a bash prompt in the /cequel/ folder. From there, you can run tests using familiar RSpec commands.

Cassandra versions

Cequel is tested against a large range of Ruby, Rails, and Cassandra versions; for most patches, you can develop the tests using the latest version of all of them. If you're messing with the Cequel::Schema or Cequel::Type modules, you'll want to test at least against the first and latest releases of 2.1, 2.2 and 3 series.

If want to use a specific version of Cassandra in development do this:

docker-compose down
CASSANDRA_VERSION=3.10 docker-compose run dev

And finally

THANK YOU!