I emphatically welcome bug reports, issues you may encounter, documentation, and pull requests. Feature requests will likely be implemented if and only they are relatively small; however, feel free to request support for a particular language, no matter how niche.
If you'd like ideas for ways to contribute, check out TODO.md. Feel free to
open a PR or an issue if you need guidance on how to implement something.
ATS can be quite daunting. The following are things that are relatively easy to implement:
- Adding a new file type and its associated extension (note that the name of a file type must be less than 20 characters; otherwise there will be a type error!)
- Adding a new directory to ignore (e.g.
.cabal-sandbox) - Adding new shebang detection
- Updating the
--helpor manpage. - Adding keywords to disambiguate extensions.
If you have any trouble figuring this out, feel free to open an issue and I will
give you guidance on where to look. I am occasionally in the ##ats IRC
channel, and you can ask me any questions about the code that you'd like.
We follow the rust standards of conduct, with the addendum that we are committed to providing a friendly, safe and welcoming environment regardless of sex worker status or previous sex worker status.
In addition, please be aware that not everyone speaks English as a first language.
In order to build, you will first need to install the tooling mentioned in the
README.md. Make sure your code passes
$ atspkg test