Thank you for taking the time to contribute! Please note that re-frame follows a code of conduct.
The Github issues are for bug reports and feature requests only. Support requests and usage questions should go to the re-frame Clojure Slack channel or the ClojureScript mailing list.
Create pull requests to the develop branch, work will be merged onto master when it is ready to be released.
To build the tests and run them in one step, just:
lein test-once # compiles & then opens test.html in the browser
You can also get auto compiles via:
lein test-auto
but you'll need to manually open test/test.html
in a browser. And you'll also need to
manually reload this page after each auto compile.
To run the tests, you must have recent versions of node, npm, Leiningen, and a C++ compiler toolchain installed. If you're on Linux or Mac OS X then you will be fine, if you're on Windows then you need to install Visual Studio Community Edition, and the C++ compiler dependencies.
npm install karma-cli -g # Install the Karma CLI runner
lein deps # runs lein-npm, installs Karma & other node dependencies. Only needed the first time.
lein karma-once # to build re-frame tests
karma start # to run the tests with an auto watcher
If possible provide:
- Code that fixes the bug
- Failing tests which pass with the new changes
- Improvements to documentation to make it less likely that others will run into issues (if relevant).
- Add the change to the Unreleased section of CHANGES.md
If possible provide:
- Code that implements the new feature
- Tests to cover the new feature including all of the code paths
- Docstrings for functions
- Documentation examples
- Add the change to the Unreleased section of CHANGES.md
- Make your documentation changes
- (Optional) Install doctoc with
npm install -g doctoc
- (Optional) Regenerate the docs TOC with
bin/doctoc.sh
orbin/doctoc.bat
depending on your OS