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Contributing to cgm-remote-monitor
Design
Participate in the design process by creating an issue to discuss your design.
Develop on dev
We develop on the dev branch.
You can get the dev branch checked out using git checkout dev.
Style Guide
Some simple rules that will make it easier to maintain our codebase:
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All indenting should use 2 space where possible (js, css, html, etc).
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Include a space before function parameters, such as:
function boom (name, callback) { }, this makes searching for function calls easier. -
Name your callback functions, such as
boom('the name', function afterBoom ( result ) { }. -
Don't include author names in the header of your files, if you need to give credit to someone else do it in the commit comment.
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Use single quotes.
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Use the comma first style, for example:
var data = { value: 'the value' , detail: 'the details...' , time: Date.now() };
Create a prototype
Fork cgm-remote-monitor and create a branch.
You can create a branch using git checkout -b wip/add-my-widget.
This creates a new branch called wip/add-my-widget. The wip
stands for work in progress and is a common prefix so that we know
what to expect when reviewing many branches.
Submit a pull request
When you are done working with your prototype, it can be tempting to post on popular channels such as Facebook. We encourage contributors to submit their code for review, debate, and release before announcing features on social media.
This can be done by committing your code git commit -avm 'my improvements are here', and pushing it to the branch you created on your own
fork. This will probably look something like
git push -u origin wip/add-my-widget.
Now that the commits are available on github, you can click on the
compare buttons on your fork to create a pull request. Make sure to
select Nightscout's dev branch.
Comments and issues
We encourage liberal use of the comments, including images where appropriate.
Co-ordination
Most cgm-remote-monitor hackers use github's ticketing system, along with Facebook cgm-in-the-cloud, and gitter.
We use git-flow, with master as our production, stable branch, and
dev is used to queue changes for upcoming releases. Everything else is
done on branches, hopefully with names that indicate what to expect.
Once dev has been reviewed and people feel it's time to release, we
follow the git-flow release process, which creates a new tag and bumps
the version correctly. See sem-ver for versioning strategy.
Every commit is tested by Travis CI. We encourage adding tests to validate your design. We encourage discussing your use cases to help everyone get a better understanding of your design.
Other Dev Tips
- Join the Gitter chat
- Get a local dev environment setup if you haven't already.
- Try breaking up big features/improvements into small parts. It's much easier to accept small PR's.
- Create tests for your new code as well as the old code. We are aiming for a full test coverage.
- If you're going to be working in old code that needs lots of reformatting, consider doing it as a separate PR.
- If you can find others to help test your PR, it will help get them merged in sooner.
List of Contributors
We welcome new contributors. We do not only need core contributors. Regular or one time contributors are welcomed as well. Also if you can't code, it's possible to contribute by improving the documentation or by translating Nightscout in your own language
Core developers, contributing developers, coordinators and documentation writers
| Contribution area | List of contributors |
|---|---|
| Core developers: | @jasoncalabrese @MilosKozak @PieterGit @sulkaharo |
| Former Core developers: (not active): | @bewest |
| Contributing developers: | @jpcunningh @scottleibrand @komarserjio @jweismann |
| Release coordination 0.10.x: | @PieterGit @sulkaharo |
| Release coordination 0.11.x: | @PieterGit |
| Issue/Pull request coordination: | Please volunteer |
| Cleaning up git fork spam: | Please volunteer |
| Documentation writers: | @unsoluble @tynbendad @danamlewis @rarneson |
Plugin contributors
| Contribution area | List of developers | List of testers |
|---|---|---|
alexa (Amazon Alexa) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
ar2 (AR2 Forecasting) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
basal (Basal Profile) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
boluscalc (Bolus Wizard) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
bridge (Share2Nightscout bridge) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
bwp (Bolus Wizard Preview) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
cage (Cannula Age) |
@jpcunningh | Please volunteer |
careportal (Careportal) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
cob (Carbs-on-Board) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
cors (CORS) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
delta (BG Delta) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
devicestatus (Device Status) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
direction (BG Direction) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
errorcodes (CGM Error Codes) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
food (Custom Foods) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
googlehome (Google Home) |
@mdomox @rickfriele | @mcdafydd @oteroos @jamieowendexcom |
iage (Insulin Age) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
iob (Insulin-on-Board) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
loop (Loop) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
mmconnect (MiniMed Connect bridge) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
openaps (OpenAPS) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
profile (Treatment Profile) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
pump (Pump Monitoring) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
rawbg (Raw BG) |
@jpcunningh | Please volunteer |
sage (Sensor Age) |
@jpcunningh | Please volunteer |
simplealarms (Simple BG Alarms) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
speech (Speech) |
@sulkaharo | Please volunteer |
timeago (Time Ago) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
treatmentnotify (Treatment Notifications) |
Please volunteer | Please volunteer |
upbat (Uploader Battery) |
@jpcunningh | Please volunteer |
xdrip-js (xDrip-js) |
@jpcunningh | Please volunteer |
Translators
See /translations of your Nightscout, to view the current translation coverage and the missing items.
Languages with less than 90% coverage will be removed in a future Nightscout versions.
| Language | List of translators | Status |
|---|---|---|
Български (bg) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Čeština (cs) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Deutsch (de) |
@viderehh | OK |
Dansk (dk) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Ελληνικά (el) |
Please volunteer | Needs attention: 68.5% |
English (en) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Español (es) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Suomi (fi) |
@sulkaharo | OK |
Français (fr) |
Please volunteer | OK |
עברית (he) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Hrvatski (hr) |
Please volunteer | Needs attention: 47.8% |
Italiano (it) |
Please volunteer | OK |
한국어 (ko) |
Please volunteer | Needs attention: 80.6% |
Norsk (Bokmål) (nb) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Nederlands (nl) |
@PieterGit | OK |
Polski (pl) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Português (Brasil) (pt) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Română (ro) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Русский (ru) |
@apanasef | OK |
Slovenčina (sk) |
Please volunteer | OK |
Svenska (sv) |
Please volunteer | OK |
中文（简体） (zh_cn) |
@jizhongwen | OK |
中文（繁體） (zh_tw) |
@jizhongwen | Needs attention: 25.0%] |
List of all contributors
| Contribution area | List of contributors |
|---|---|
| All active developers: | @jasoncalabrese @jpcunningh @jweismann @komarserjio @mdomox @MilosKozak @PieterGit @rickfriele @sulkaharo |
| All active testers/documentors: | @danamlewis @jamieowendexcom @mcdafydd @oteroos @rarneson @tynbendad @unsoluble |
| All active translators: | @apanasef @jizhongwen @viderehh |