Contributing

We hope you will consider contributing to SolrSearch. You can contribute in many ways, and not all of them involve adding new features in code. For example, you can:

• add documentation and 'how-to' articles to the README or Wiki
• help people with questions they ask in the Omeka Forums or developer list.
• hack on SolrSearch itself by fixing bugs you've found in the Github Issue Tracker
• add a new feature to SolrSearch

When contributing to SolrSearch, we ask that you

• let us know what you are planning to do in the Github Issue Tracker so we can provide feedback
• provide documentation and tests whenever possible. It is unlikely that we will accept any new features or functionality without proper tests and documentation. When fixing a bug, provide a failing test case that your patch solves.
• open a GitHub Pull Request with your patches that we can review and respond to as quickly as possible. Keep in mind that this is an open source project, and it may take some time to get back to you, and your patience is much appreciated.

To see a list of all contributors head over to the contributors page.