# Contributing

### First things to do

Follow [Cloning and installation](https://jarvis394.gitbook.io/habra/self-host/cloning-and-installation) and [Running](https://jarvis394.gitbook.io/habra/self-host/running) pages' contents. If you have done it already, go to the [issues](https://github.com/jarvis394/habra/issues) on GitHub and pick one you would like to work on. If you have an original idea, make a new issue and it will appear on the [Roadmap](https://github.com/jarvis394/habra/projects/2) board.

### Find tasks to do

You can either do something from the [Issues and Bugfixes](https://github.com/jarvis394/habra/projects/3) table or try to implement some new features from [Roadmap](https://github.com/jarvis394/habra/projects/2) project board. Also, if you want to implement a new feature **NOR** fix a **non-existent** bug, you should create a [new issue](https://github.com/jarvis394/habra/issues/new) and describe your problem. Add it to the board you need and follow next steps! 

### Branching

Add a new branch by running the following command:

```bash
git branch fix-39 # Here you have to pick a name. Here, for example, it is 'fix-39'
```

Switch to the newly created branch:

```
git checkout fix-39
```

### Committing

When you are done, commit the code:

```
git add .
```

```
git commit -m "Fixes #39"
```

Commit command will automatically lint the code for you. Then you have to just push the code to the repo:

```
git push --set-upstream origin fix-39
```

### Pull-requesting

Here you can just sit and relax - it needs some time to review all the beautiful changes you have made! When the process is done, your pull request will be merged to the `master` branch and `fix-39` branch will be deleted.

*Thank you in advance for contributing to the project!*


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