We need your help to enhance the capabilities of wradlib! Is there an algorithm you would consider useful? Please provide code (in any programming language) or documentation. We will it a try to integrate this algorithm in wradlib.
However, there is an even better way: Start a Pull Request!
- Step 1: Fork your own wradlib repository from the main wradlib repo.
- Step 2: Implement your changes into the forked repository. Test your code.
- Step 3: Now you want to feed these changes back into the main wradlib development branch? Start a Pull Request!
- Step 4: We will review your changes. On approval, we will merge your fork back into the main wradlib branch.
- Step 5: Now everyone can benefit from your improvements.
A step-by-step tutorial for a pull request can be found here.
Finally, you are welcome to contribute examples of your own wradlib applications in our recipes <recipes> section. There, you will also find a guide on how to submit your recipes to the wradlib documentation pages.
Your feedback will contribute to the future development of wradlib! To provide feedback, use the issues page and create an issue (bug reports, suggestions, ...).
We also encourage you to register to the mailing list wradlib-users. Using this mailing list or forum, you can ask other users and developers for help and help others, and we can notify you about the latest updates and developments.