Å medvirke til Sponge
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This section shows you how to get involved with Sponge.
What are the projects I can help with?
The Sponge Project and its parts are maintained on GitHub. If you’re unfamiliar with GitHub and the tool git, then take a look at Hvordan bruke Git(Hub) first. A read of our Rettningslinjer for bidrag is strongly advised before starting any work. There are several projects we’re currently maintaining:
SpongeAPI
SpongeForge
SpongeVanilla
SpongeCommon
Mixin
SpongeDocs
Ore
If you want to know more about the structure of the project and how everything is tied together, head over to Sponge-prosjektets struktur.
What kind of help is needed?
Basic contributions
This can be done by almost everyone. You don’t need to know a programming language like Java or Python to:
test SpongeForge or SpongeVanilla and report bugs or usage quirks
report or suggest any errors, faults or bugs you encounter
post suggestions or idea you have which would make Sponge better
Reporting bugs best via our GitHub repositories, suggestions fit onto our forums. Just have a look at our Bug Reporting page for further instructions.
Intermediate Contributions
You should at least have basic knowledge of Java, Python or reST to help out on the following tasks:
help fixing bugs
finish the implementation of the API (SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla)
help out developing Ore
The development of the Sponge API, SpongeForge, SpongeVanilla and Ore as well as the SpongeDocs is done in several repositories hosted on GitHub.
Advanced Contributions
And finally these are the most difficult things you can help out with. Advanced knowledge of Java, Minecraft and at least basic knowledge of the Sponge API and its structure is strongly advised before attempting to help out with:
adding functionality to the API (Sende en pull-request)
implementing advanced API functionality in the implementations