We're happy to accept contributions in the form of new apps, bug fixes, issues and so on. If you want to help out, add a comment on the issue you want to work on and hack way!.
Note: Before starting work on an app intended for submission, please open an issue to discuss it with the team. This will allow us to review the framework being used to determine if a spec-compatible app is likely to be accepted.
We think it's best for the project if the code you write looks like the code the last developer wrote, so we've put together some guidelines we ask that you follow. We greatly appreciate your cooperation and contribution.
- Develop in a topic branch (not
master) and submit against thelabsfolder in the defaultmasterbranch - Squash your commits
- Write a convincing description of your PR and why we should land it
- Read the App Specification thoroughly
- Use the automated browser tests to ensure that your app meets the app specification requirements. For bonus points add the test output to your pull request!
- Make sure it hasn't already been submitted or declined by searching the issue tracker
- Looking at our most recent reference app
One of us will be happy to review your submission and discuss any changes that may be required before it can be included. Apps will typically land first in Labs, reaching the 'stable' mark once we and the community are happy with it.
Modern browser (latest: Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, IE9)
At present, due to the large number of apps in the TodoMVC suite we haven't been mandating that unit tests be written in order for an application to be accepted.
We do however plan on addressing this in a future release as we feel it would both help further ensure consistency and provide developers with a reference for writing tests for each framework.
If you are a library author or contributor wishing to start work on writing tests for an implementation, we'll happily consider including them in the future. This may change based on how we specify unit tests must be structured and so on post 1.0.
Note that due to the current number of MVC/MVVM/MV* frameworks in circulation, it's not always possible to include each one in TodoMVC, but we'll definitely discuss the merits of any framework prior to making a decision :)
For applications that we feel don't quite match the goals of the project, but which we feel still offer value, we're happy to include references to them in our official wiki.