Fork the repository, clone your fork to your local system, create a new branch and then start adding or making changes. When it's ready to be reviewed, push your changes up to your fork and then open a pull request.
Please include the following items in your pull request:
The Nexpose Resources project is released under the BSD 3-Clause license (see LICENSE). All contributions will be licensed the same.
You may include a copyright notice within your resources and/or your readme file.
The readme file can be in any format you like, though we prefer formats that can be rendered on Github. You can see the supported formats here: https://github.com/github/markup#markups
Please avoid using formats like Microsoft Word, RTF, PDF, or other "heavy" document types.
Your readme file should describe what your resource is and how to use it, with examples if necessary.
For scripts it is simple enough to ensure the filename has the appropriate extension, such as .rb for Ruby, .py for Python, etc.
For SQL queries you can save as .txt or .sql - the latter will provide nice formatting when viewing on Github.
If your resource requires users to replace some variables be sure to note that with code comments. Avoid including default usernames, passwords, hostnames, or IP addresses. If an example must be provided they should not resolve to real things on the Internet. You may use example.com for a hostname or 127.0.0.1, 192.168.0.1, 10.0.0.1, and similar private ranges for IP addresses.