How to contribute to the contribute base project

[angus-mcritchie]

Package

Panel builder

Package Version

v3.2

How can we help you?

Following the contributing guide, it mentions to get a fresh project here - https://filament-issue.unitedbycode.com/

As found here.

However, the db:seed fills the user with a different email address ([email protected]) to the default one filled in the login form ([email protected]) so I wanted to contribute to that and fix the issue.

Is that project available to contribute to? If not, where should we report bugs for that project?

[ijpatricio]

Hello @angus-mcritchie

Thank you for the interest in contributing!

I contributed the initial step of creating the base repo for the reproduction repository, in this project: https://github.com/ijpatricio/genie

If you just wanted to change the email for the Filament default, instead of Laravel default, stop reading :)
I'll have it fixed in the next couple of days.

Given the complexity of having an updated app for the "Filament Issue Reproduction Repo" (FIRR), I made it part of a broader scope.
If you would like that continue reading :)

Thanks!

TLDR:

The Genie is a concept for a tool, where developers can specify their requirements and preferences, and it automatically generates a well-structured application based on those choices - similar to how you'd make wishes to a genie.
It's broad in scope, where the FIRR is one of the possibilities.

It's to help developers getting an initial artifact with some time saving.

• Choosing versions
• Selecting starter kits
• Picking packages/dependencies
• Other configuration options

Also, ready made templates, and "make your own", share, etc.

Is this a topic you enjoy and would like to contribute to?

[angus-mcritchie]

Hey @ijpatricio that's pretty cool! Okay, thanks.

The only other thing I found was that it wasn't obvious at first to go to the /admin route; it was just on the Laravel welcome page.

Very minor things, but overall it worked great :D

Is https://github.com/ijpatricio/genie a package you are looking for contributors for? If so, it might be worth adding a contribution guide and linking to it from Filament or wherever it's been used.