Contributing to SpiderSuite

The following is a series of guidelines for contributing to SpiderSuite. They're not "rules" per say, rather they're more like goals to strive towards. Regardless of how closely you adhere to the following guidelines I really appreciate you taking the time to contribute, it means a lot 👍

There are various way you can contribute to SpiderSuite project:

• Reporting Bugs
• Suggesting Features
• Writting articles and blog-posts
• Creating video tutorials

Reporting Bugs

When creating an issue select the Bug report button. This will provide a template that you can fill in the details for your bug.

Please include as much information as possible. This can include:

• Details of what you were doing.
• The operating system you're using.
• Screenshots of failure.
• Application logs.

Suggesting Features

When creating an issue select the Feature request button. This will provide a template that you can fill in the details for your feature idea. Be as descriptive as possible with your idea.

All ideas are welcome, if an idea is beyond the target scope of SpiderSuite we'll look into ways of implementing it through a plugin system.

Writting articles and blog-posts

Are you a technical writter? or want to share your experience using SpiderSuite? you are welcome to write articles and blog posts on SpiderSuite.

You can tag us on twitter using our handle @spider_suite, or on share it on our telegram chat so we can share it to the entire community.

Creating video tutorials

Are you a technical content creator? or have experience in that area? you are welcome to create video tutorials and instructions on SpiderSuite.

Contact us if you want to make the official tutorial videos of SpiderSuite.

OR

If the tutorial are just part of your own video series, you can tag us on twitter using our handle @spider_suite, or on share it on our telegram chat so we can share it to the entire community.