This repo is open to contributions? if yes I would like to help

[FabyoSK]

Description:

I would like to contribute to this project,
I'll be using Jekyll-admin in production as a separated (docker container here() and there some features that I'm missing(some of them are in the PRs). I can help with code reviews, and implementing some features as well
With that been said, I would like to know if this project still active😅

[ashmaroli]

Hello @FabyoSK,
Yes, this project is still open to contributions.

The original author isn't actively developing this project currently, though. ReactJS no longer appeals to me and therefore I am no longer interested / motivated to "modernize" the dev-environment for this project, either.

Therefore, any help in taking this project forward is most welcome!

You mentioned missing some features that are already in open PRs. If you can review those PRs and get them ready for ship, please feel free to submit reviews.

Needless to explicitly say it again, feel free to open PRs for features you miss.

[FabyoSK]

@ashmaroli I'll start doing reviews/testing of the PRs already open
When I get used to the code I can start submitting PRs

[y377]

@ashmaroli I'll start doing reviews/testing of the PRs already open When I get used to the code I can start submitting PRs

Looking forward to your first improvement, let me cheer you on!

[derek-adair]

@ashmaroli hey buddy, just probing you because I am also interested in contributing and am at a crossroads where I need #610 / #471. There is an open PR and i'm about to fork/install manually but would much rather have this in the actual release.

Is there anything I can do to help this along?

[y377]

@ALL
Recently I thought of a method, and I would like to share it here. If anyone is willing to work with me to improve it, I will actively work on it;
Let me share. I found that I can write documents throughblogger, which has a good editor. After the article is edited, we save the blogger document to the server itself through the API, and then trigger the Jekyll build through a shell script; everyone What's the intention?