Project contribution

[IndigoWizard]

Main issue gist

The main reason behind the repo is to serve as a library of open source project contributed that can be accessed and used by the community.

Share a project that can be useful for communities (for individuals, groups, organization ...etc) on any topic or technology (it can be anything from a jupyter notebook explaining and demo some concepts about data visualization, a basic landing page for organizations/brand/hackathon, a chat app, a text game, ... etc)

How

• put your project inside the /projects folder.
• name your project folder, e.g: my magical cookie maker
• Have your own README.md file inside your own project file where you explain what is it for, how to setup/build the project & its requirements (if required) ...etc
• Update the parent projects/README.md file with the path to your project folder or url.

 
HacktoberFest_2021 
	│
	├── projects					# main parent projects folder
	│    ├── Magical cookie maker			# your contributed project folder
	│    │     ├── project_files			# your contributed project files/sub-folders ... 
	│    │     └── README				# your project README.md
	│    │	
	│    ├── Another project			# your contributed project folder
	│    │     ├── project_files			# your contributed project files/sub-folders ... 
	│    │     └── README.md			# your project README.md
	│    │
	│    └── README.md				# main README file
	│
	├── CONTRIBUTING.md				# contribution guidelines
	└── README.md					# main README file
 

Pull Requests

• Make sure to give your PR a clear title (e.g: contributing a hackathon website project / contributing a data visualization jupyter notebook ... )
• Please explain what method you used and how you built the feature (briefly).
• Make sure to include some screenshots for the results in your Pull Request submission (you can put them in a markdown table if you're doing a comparison if you wish).

Notes:

• Do NOT upload projects in compressed format (rar, zip ...etc), the source should be accessible.
• Mind the .gitignore file. (For now it ignores Node and .vscode, if you have system-specific files/dependencies ..etc add them)
• ALWAYS refer to CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines