quran.com-frontend-v2 | Tabarak Al Rahman , The Noble Quran

Review the open issues for a list of known issues and proposed features. Pull the latest changes from "upstream" and push these changes to your forked "origin". You'll need to repeat this step each time you plan to contribute. Make a branch for your feature or fix. It's a good practice to make a separate branch for each feature or fix. Employ your technical chops to resolve an issue or develop a proposed feature. Be sure your code follows our practices, as observed in our source code. Run the following commands before you switch from your current branch to a new branch, to prevent leaking the changes on your current branch to another branch. The git status commands shows you the modified files, and git add . adds all the changed files to the staging area. Thegit commit command moves the files from the staging area and makes a commit in the branch. Only the committed changes can be pushed. When you're done making changes, push your branch to the "origin". The -u flag links this branch with the remote branch, so that in the future you can simply type git push origin. Navigate to the "Noble Quran project repository" on GitHub. Click on the "Pull Request" button in the project header. Enter a title and description of your pull request, and click on the green "Send pull request" button. Your code will be reviewed. You can also continue to push to your branch in light of discussion and feedback about your commits. Contributions are what make the open source community an amazing place to learn, inspire, and develop together. The contributions you make are appreciated.