Thank you so much for considering to contribute! Here are useful information about the pages to get you started. Remember you can always ask for help in the discussion or privately through my email: [email protected]
The wiki is a place full of useful information for contributors from how the code works to guidelines for editing the dictionary!
It's not perfect however. If you spot a mistake, please open an issue.
The issue page is intended for tracking the development of ilo Token as well as its wiki. You may open an issue for:
- Bug report
- Feature request
- Fix suggestion to the wiki
Please remember to search first before opening an issue, it might already exist! Duplicate issues are unnecessary.
This GitHub repository have discussion, a dedicated forum page and shall serve as a public space for ilo Token development. You may open a new page for:
- Suggestion for translation e.g. how it can be improved
- Questions
- Any opinions or suggestions you want to share
Please search first before opening a new page! Duplicate pages are unnecessary.
Before forking and editing, please claim an issue first or open an issue then claim it. After that, you can start away. This is necessary to avoid wasted duplicate efforts.
You don't have to do this if:
- It is a contribution to the dictionary
- It is a minor edit e.g. a typo fix
The wiki contains useful for contributors.
As a thank you for contributing, you'll get a shout out in the changelog!
If you have no github account or want to provide feedback privately, these are alternative contact options:
- Google forms
- Email: [email protected]
ilo Token have a dedicated space for the following Discord server. Although these server themselves serves as a space for broader topics, not just ilo Token.
- ma pona pi toki pona (Thread for ilo Token): A Discord server for Toki Pona.
- r/ProgrammingLanguages (Channel for ilo Token): A Discord server for programming language development. While ilo Token isn't a programming language, it uses similar techniques found in programming language development e.g. parsing.
These are unnoficial spaces and are not subject to the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct. Instead, each have its own rules and different moderators.