Contributing to Tetreum
Help build the future of blockchain technology. Every contribution matters, from code to documentation.
Code Contributions
Core protocol, tools, libraries, and infrastructure improvements.
Bug Reports
Help identify and report issues to improve stability and security.
Documentation
Improve guides, tutorials, and API documentation for developers.
Community Support
Help other developers and answer questions in Discord and forums.
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Fork the Repository
Start by forking the Tetreum repository you want to contribute to.
git clone https://github.com/your-username/tetreum.git - 2
Set Up Development Environment
Install dependencies and set up your local development environment.
npm install && npm run dev - 3
Create a Feature Branch
Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name - 4
Make Your Changes
Implement your feature, fix, or improvement following our coding standards.
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Submit a Pull Request
Push your changes and create a pull request with a detailed description.
Code Quality
- • Follow existing code style and formatting
- • Include comprehensive tests for new features
- • Ensure all tests pass before submitting
- • Add appropriate documentation and comments
Pull Request Process
- • Provide clear description of changes
- • Reference any related issues
- • Keep changes focused and atomic
- • Respond to review feedback promptly
Communication
- • Join our Discord for real-time discussions
- • Use GitHub issues for bug reports and feature requests
- • Be respectful and constructive in all interactions
- • Ask questions if anything is unclear
We value all contributions to the Tetreum ecosystem:
Contributor Credits
All contributors are credited in release notes and project documentation.
Bounty Programs
Eligible contributions may receive bounty rewards for significant improvements.
Conference Speaking
Active contributors are invited to speak at Tetreum events and conferences.
Early Access
Get early access to new features and participate in beta testing programs.
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