Contributing

Report issues, submit pull requests, or improve this site—each repository welcomes community contributions.

Genocs Library is community-driven. You can help with libraries, documentation, templates, deployment examples, or sample applications—choose the repository that fits.

Repositories #

Roadmap: Angular and React front-end templates are planned; follow those repositories for updates.

Contributing to this documentation #

These steps apply to the genocs-library-docs repository.

1. Fork genocs-library-docs to your GitHub account.
2. [Optional] In your fork: Settings → Secrets, add GT_TOKEN with a GitHub personal access token if your automation requires it.
3. Clone your fork locally.
4. Install Node.js and an editor (for example Visual Studio Code).
5. From the repository root, run npm install.
6. Write content in Markdown under content/en/. Use templating getting started as a reference for layout, images, and snippets.
7. Run the local site with npm run start and open http://localhost:1313.
8. Open a pull request to the upstream default branch.

gitGraph:
    commit
    branch develop
    checkout develop
    commit
    commit tag:"test"
    checkout main
    commit
    commit
    merge develop
    commit type: HIGHLIGHT
    branch ver_x000
    commit

Keep changes focused and avoid introducing avoidable build or lint issues.

Contributors #

Thanks to everyone who contributes. Below are GitHub contributor images for selected repositories (same data as each repo’s Contributors graph).

Genocs Library (packages) #

Documentation (this site) #

Web API template #

Blazor template #

Templates (monorepo) #