We adhere to Moya Contributor Guidelines v1.0.0. This is mostly an adjusted copy of the RxSwift Contribution Guidelines.
tl;dr
- Contributors can get added to the organization (with push access) after a single merged pull request. This is still a manual process, so please ask if you'd like to be added.
- No pressure, though! Contributing to open source should never feel like a burden.
- Pull requests are always peer reviewed.
- If it feels right, merge. We can always revert later if we need to.
- We aim for public discussion.
The community also has discussions in Slack, too, so not all info is available in issues. You're welcome to join the conversation.
One important point: CombineCommunity is not affilated with Apple in any way. We're an open-source organization for community-based projects using Combine.
If you have a project that you think belongs under the Combine Community organization, please open an issue. Generally, projects should be production-ready and able to be installed with CocoaPods, SPM or Carthage.
When you open an issue, you can copy & paste the following checklist into the description or a comment to track progress:
- [ ] replace copyright with "Copyright (c) Combine Community" in code
- [ ] replace copyright in README
- [ ] replace copyright in LICENSE
- [ ] Add `cocoapods@combine.community` as an owner of your project's CocoaPod by using `pod trunk add-owner YourPodName cocoapods@combine.community`.
- [ ] update the remote URL of the Podspec (if any)
- [ ] update CI badge
- [ ] update CI settings
- [ ] transfer repository ownership (once you're a contributor)
- [ ] fork the repo back to your personal account
We have our own [Code of Conduct](Code of Conduct.md), which is adapted from the Contributor Covenant, version 1.3.0, available at http://contributor-covenant.org/version/1/3/0/. The CoC is taken seriously by the project owners.