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Contributing

Welcome, and thanks for considering contributing to next-firebase-auth! We really appreciate your support.

Here are some quick guidelines on how to contribute productively.

Open issues before working

Before working on a new feature or bug fix, please open a detailed issue for discussion. This helps prevent wasted time (for example, if the feature is out of scope of this package) and gives other community members a chance for input.

If you'll start work on an existing issue, please comment that you're working on it so other contributors don't duplicate efforts.

Use issue templates

Please use the issue templates. Issues outside of the template guidelines may be closed.

Use discussions for Q&A and for help on your app's specific implementation.

If reporting a bug, especially a full-stack one (such as problems with cookies), please provide a full example or clear way to reproduce it.

Security disclosures

If you find a security vulnerability, do not open an issue. Please email the maintainers at contact@gladly.io.

Making code contributions

  1. Before coding, please open a related issue (or comment on an existing issue to let us know you're working on it)
  2. Fork this repository
  3. Make code changes in your fork
    • Add comments where it's potentially unclear what your code is doing
    • Commit with descriptive messages
    • Ensure complete code coverage for your changes
    • Make sure all linting and tests succeed (yarn run test)
  4. Open a pull request pointing to the main branch in this repository
    • Add a clear title
    • In the description, link to the related issue, such as: Closes #123.

Developing with a local version of the package

While developing, it can be helpful to use a local version of next-firebase-auth in another app. To do so:

  1. Install yalc: yarn global add yalc
  2. In next-firebase-auth, publish a local version: yarn run dev:publish -- this builds your local package code, then publishes it with Yalc
  3. In another local Next.js app, such as the example app in this repository: yalc add next-firebase-auth
  4. After you make changes to your local next-firebase-auth, use yarn run dev:publish again to use the latest local code in your app

We may be slow to respond

At the moment, this repository is maintained by ~1 person in their spare time. We will be as responsive as possible, but we may be slow to respond to issues and PRs. Thanks for your patience!

Be a good community member

Please respect our Code of Conduct and contribute to a positive, constructive open source environment.

We strive to support first-time contributors and beginners through guidance and constructive feedback.