Contributing to accessibility_keyboard

First, let me thank you for wanting to contribute! :)

There are no contributions that are too small. Even if you are only fixing typos, adding documentation, or some example code. The goal is to make the process simple and as painless as possible to encourage contributions.

Reporting Bugs

If you think you've found a bug, feel free to log the issue. It is OK to make a duplicate bug report; such reports will be closed as duplicates with a pointer to the original issue.

You may also wish to see if the bug you've reported has already been fixed or obsoleted on the master branch.

Code

Try to stick within the existing style. The importance of sticking with existing style grows linearly with the size of the contribution.

It is preferred that code contributions, whether they are new features or bug fixes, be accompanied by test(s) where appropriate.

The best way to submit code is through a pull request on the Github page, though email is also acceptable if privacy is a concern. Unless otherwise requested, commit history will always be made to reflect who made the contribution.

Documentation and Examples

As with code, try to fit with the existing style. New examples are always welcome and the wiki could always use a new article. :)

The documentation in the wiki is open and no permission is required to make edits or contributions. For API documentation or example code, it is best to submit a pull request (or create a new wiki page if appropriate).