Thank you for stopping by here! There are many ways to make Flow better for everyone. Here are few:
- Reporting a bug
- Proposing a feature
- Submitting fixes, feature implementations
- Translating Flow to your own language
- Tipping the maintainer. Flow is a free and open-source software, and will stay this way. Please understand that by giving tip, you will NOT unlock any new or additional features. As of now, publishing fees have been paid by the maintainer.
NOTE: A quick discussion upfront can highlight any potential issues, streamline the merge process, and ensure you're on the right track to avoid rework.
TIP: Look for issues with ready label to get contributing immediately
- Fork the repository
- Pick an issue. If the fix/feature you're gonna work doesn't have an issue, please create one first.
- Let everyone know that you're working on it by commenting "I'm working on it"
- Create a feature branch. For example, if you're working on #82,
create a branch
username/fix82fromdevelop - Make changes on the new branch
- Ensure your code doesn't have any linter warnings, errors
(Your editor will tell you, or you can run
flutter analyze) - Submit a PR to
developbranch - If your feature involves UI changes, add a short video demonstrating the implement change/feature
- Please consider accessibility, localization, and technical factors before implementing a new feature
- Any new dependency must support the all the platforms except for Web
- It is not necessary to change the version unless you're in charge of publishing a release
When translating Flow to your language, the translation coverage must be 100%. You can follow the same steps in Developing, and you can safely skip lints and tests (step 6 and 7).
It's highly recommended to copy en_US.json or any other existing translations with full coverage, and work on top of it.
By contributing, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v3