Contributing

Contributing to Ascendara

This is the Ascendara Contributing Guide! Ascendara is developed by me, a solo developer, and any contributions to the project are highly appreciated. Whether you're a developer with coding skills, a tester, or just someone with valuable feedback, there are many ways to get involved and help shape the future of Ascendara.

How to Get Involved

Join the Community

Ascendara is built with the power of community contributions. You can start by joining our Discord server, where we discuss features, bug fixes, and new ideas. Feel free to introduce yourself and share your thoughts!

Discord Server: Join Here
Contact Email: santiago@tago.works

Explore the GitHub Repository

Ascendara is open-source! You can access the full codebase on our GitHub repository. Whether you're interested in fixing bugs, implementing new features, or suggesting changes, this is the best place to get started.

Check out the issues section for tasks that need attention, and feel free to submit pull requests if you make any improvements. Contributions, no matter how big or small, are always appreciated. Visit issues here.

Running Ascendara as a Developer

Check the wiki page to go fully in depth

Download the Source Files

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/tagoWorks/ascendara.git

Install requirements
```
npm install -r
```

Run Live Developer Preview (Vite)

Open the directory in VSCode or use command prompt
Run the start script to concurrently run electron and Vite
```
npm run start
```

Development Roadmap

These are features planned for future versions to Ascendara, remember some may change or be removed over time. Contributing by helping implement these features or suggesting your own will support Ascendara's growth and benefit the community

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