👋 Welcome! Thanks for expressing an interest in contributing to the kodeco.com app.
Once you have the project open in Xcode, select the Emitron scheme and use CMD+U to run the tests.
Don't forget to add tests for any new features you add or contribute to.
If you are fixing a single GitHub issue in particular, please add a test named testGH<issue number> to ensure that your fix is working. This will also help prevent regression.
In order to use emitron, you must currently be a video subscriber to kodeco.com. If you are keen to contribute to the project, but are unable to use features of the app due to a lack of a kodeco.com subscription, please contact [email protected] noting which feature or area of the app you are interested in contributing to, and we should be able to set you up with appropriate access.
As mentioned in the readme, emitron requires two secret tokens. This repo contains a sample API token, that will allow you to interact with the API, allowing you to develop the app.
However, it does not contain the token that will allow access to downloads. If you wish to work on the video downloads feature, please contact [email protected] with the link to the development proposal in GitHub, and you will be provided with an appropriate token.
emitron interfaces with the kodeco.com API to retrieve data. You can find API documentation here:
https://raywenderlich.docs.apiary.io
If you would like to suggest new features, please open an issue for discussion, and include a development proposal. Although the app is open source, Kodeco reserves the right to direct new feature development, and to modify, request changes to, or reject feature proposals as it sees fit.
Thanks! Your work on this app will help support our worldwide community of mobile developers as they strive to improve their skills in the industry.