Contributing
The following is a set of guidelines for contributing to Sprout Plugins and its first party integrations, which are hosted in the Barrel Strength organization on GitHub.
# Security Disclosures
Please report security disclosures via the steps outlined on our Security page.
# Bug Reports & Feature Requests
Before submitting bug reports and feature requests, please search through open issues to see if yours has already been filed.
If you do find a similar issue, upvote it by adding a 👍 reaction. Only leave a comment if you have relevant information to add.
Issues are labeled with the following tags:
bug
- issue does not work as expectedc2
- issue relates to a Craft 2 version of Sproutc3
- issue relates to a Craft 3 version of SproutcX
- issue will be considered for a future version of Craftduplicate
- issue is addressed by another issueexpected behavior
- issue described currently behaves as it is intendedfeature
- a new feature that doesn't currently exist in Sproutinvalid
- issue appears to be a misunderstandingneed more info
- issue requires additional information before it gets a better labelnot planned
- issue has been reviewed and will not be included in Sproutquestion
- issue needs clarificationwaiting on
- issue is waiting on a response before it can move forward
If no one has filed the issue yet, submit a new one. Please include a clear description of the issue, and as much relevant information as possible, including a code sample demonstrating the the issue.
# Documentation Edits
Sprout's documentation for all plugins lives within the barrelstrength/sprout-docs (opens new window) repo. Improvements or corrections to the docs can be submitted as a pull request.
Small edits can be made via the browser and Github's edit tools. To preview any significant documentation changes before committing them, you can review your changes locally. The documentation is powered by VuePress. Clone the documentation repository, go to the docs/
folder within your terminal, and run these commands:
# Install npm dependencies
npm install
# Build + run the VuePress dev server
npm run docs:dev
Once the VuePress dev server is up and running, you’ll be able to view the docs at http://localhost:8000/docs
. Changes you make to the .md files within docs/
will automatically trigger a live reload of the pages in the browser.
# Core Enhancements
If you would like to work on a new core feature or improvement, first create a Github issue for it if there’s not one already. As much as we appreciate community contributions, we are selective about which sorts of features should make it into Sprout itself rather than a plugin, so don’t take it the wrong way if we advise you to pursue the idea as a plugin instead.
# Pull Requests
Please ask first before embarking on any significant pull request (e.g. implementing features, refactoring code, porting to a different language), otherwise you risk spending a lot of time working on something that the project's developers might not want to merge into the project.
Pull requests should clearly describe the problem and solution and provide a step-by-step explanation of how to test, if possible. Include the relevant issue number if there is one.
# Translations
You can add a translation file to your project using Static Translations (https://docs.craftcms.com/v3/static-translations.html) and target Sprout Forms using the translation categories that it uses. Sprout Forms relies on multiple modules so there are multiple translation categories you will need to translate if you want full a complete translation. For example, Sprout Forms relies on Sprout Base Fields, Sprout Base Email, Sprout Base Reports, and Sprout Base which would all need to be translated to provide a full translation of Sprout Forms.
Thank you to Craft CMS (opens new window) and Bootstrap (opens new window) for many ideas that have gone into creating this document.