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Contribution Guide

The Spiral Framework is an open-source project that relies on the contributions of developers from around the world to improve and maintain the framework. If you are interested in contributing to the Spiral Framework, there are many ways that you can get involved and help make the framework even better.

One way to contribute to the framework is by submitting pull requests on GitHub. If you have a fix or improvement, you can submit a pull request and it will be reviewed by the maintainers. There are a few requirements that you should be aware of when making a pull request:

  • Keep it simple: This means that we prefer simple solutions over complex ones. When making a pull request, try to keep your code as simple and straightforward as possible.

  • Follow the PSR-12 coding standard: This means that your code should be formatted and structured in a way that is consistent with the PSR-12 standard.

  • Declare strict types: The framework requires that all PHP files declare strict types using the declare(strict_types=1); directive at the top of the file. This helps ensure that code is type-safe and reduces the risk of bugs and errors.

  • Include tests: It is important to include tests with your pull request to ensure that the code you are submitting is working as intended. This helps the Spiral Framework maintainers verify that your code is correct and does not introduce any new issues.

  • Use Psalm: Psalm is a static analysis tool that helps identify issues in your code. The Spiral Framework requires that all code submitted be checked with Psalm to ensure that it is correct and follows best practices.

Support Questions

If you have any questions or need advice or suggestions, feel free to join our Discord channel for support from the framework maintainers and community members.

Issues

If you find anything that shouldn't be there or a security vulnerability, please report it.

Commercial Support

Spiral Framework and all related components are maintained by Spiral Scout. If you would like to support us, you can become a sponsor.

For commercial support, please contact team@spiralscout.com.

Licensing

Spiral Framework and its components will remain under MIT license indefinitely.