Terminal Keeper

Terminal Keeper core contribution guide.

Initial Setup

Fork Terminal Keeper on GitHub and/or Git clone the default branch:

# clone your fork
git clone https://github.com/<GITHUB_USER>/Terminal Keeper.git
# or clone vs-terminal-keeper
git clone https://github.com/nguyenngoclongdev/vs-terminal-keeper.git

Development

It is best to format, lint and test your code locally before you commit or push to the remote. Use the following scripts/commands:

# Lint
npm run lint

# Fix & Format
npm run lint --fix

# Build: for desktop extension
npm run build

# Build: for web extension
npm run build:webext

# Once you decide you want to do a release, you can run
npm run cs

Pull Requests, Releases & Conventional Commits

Terminal Keeper is using an automated release tool called Changesets Release Action to automatically bump the SemVer version and generate the Changelog. This information is determined by reading the commit history since the last release.