Thank you for your interest in contributing to CodeVerse Hub projects.
All repositories under the CodeVerse Hub organization are community-driven and open to contributions.
This document explains how to get started and what is expected from contributors.
- Beginners, intermediate, and advanced developers
- Designers, writers, and documentation contributors
- Anyone willing to collaborate respectfully
You do not need prior open-source experience.
- Choose a repository under the organization
https://github.com/TheCodeVerseHub - Read the repository README carefully
- Check existing issues
- Pick an issue or open a new one if needed
- Fork the repository
- Create a new branch for your work
- Make your changes
- Submit a pull request
- Fork the repository
- Create a branch using a clear name
Example:fix-starboard-bugoradd-hyprland-config - Keep commits small and meaningful
- Write clear commit messages
- Test your changes before submitting
- Clearly explain what your PR does
- Link the related issue if applicable
- Do not mix unrelated changes in one PR
- Follow the existing code style
- Be open to feedback and review comments
Low-quality or incomplete PRs may be closed.
- Code should be readable and maintainable
- Avoid unnecessary complexity
- Follow project-specific style and structure
- Document non-obvious logic
- Do not commit generated files unless required
- Use issues for bugs, features, and tasks
- Use discussions for questions and ideas
- Search before opening a new issue
- Be respectful and professional
- No harassment, spam, or toxic behavior
- Follow the Code of Conduct
Violations may result in removal from the project.
Meaningful contributions will be:
- Reviewed and merged when appropriate
- Credited in the project
- Eligible for the @Contributors role on the CodeVerse Hub Discord server
If you are unsure about anything:
- Ask in GitHub Discussions
- Ask in the CodeVerse Hub Discord server
We value collaboration and learning.