All contributions are welcomed. If it's your first time contributing to open source please don't hesitate and just open a Pull Request. Your suggestion/fix isn't stupid, I'll make sure I explain what's wrong with your PR if it wasn't accepted.
- Your PR must be making only a single change, if you want to suggest multiple features or fix multiple issues please open separate PRs.
- If you have an idea that will require a lot of work, make sure you suggest it in a new issue first to make sure it's admired before investing time into it.
- If you want to contribute and not sure where to start, check the road map.
- Pull Requests that don't have a clear explanation of what it does will be closed. Sorry :)
- Keep your code clean. Clean means you're proud of how it turned out.
Clone wink on your machine, include it in your laravel application via composer using the Path Repository method:
Add this to your composer to JSON
"repositories": [
{
"type": "path",
"url": "./../wink"
}
],
And when you require wink, add it like:
"writingink/wink": "*@dev"
Run composer update in your laravel project, then php artisan wink:install, and then php artisan wink:migrate. Now you have wink running in your laravel project using the files on your machine.
Now head to the wink directory and run yarn to install the frontend dependencies.
If you make changes to Wink's frontend code, run yarn run dev. By default, webpack.mix.js will compile de assets into a laravel project named winktest. If your project has a different name, make sure to modify the path on the webpack.mix.js file:
.copy('public', '../winktest/public/vendor/wink')
.copy('public', '../NAME_OF_YOUR_PROJECT_FOLDER/public/vendor/wink')
Any change you apply should reflect on the test laravel application you setup earlier.