A modern and open universal text editor for programmers on Mac OS X.
If you want to use Kod, simply download the latest "stable" version from http://kodapp.com/download/
- General info: http://kodapp.com/
- Discussion forum: http://groups.google.com/group/kod-app
- Issue tracking and bug reporting: http://kodapp.com/support/
- Mainline source code: https://github.com/rsms/kod
- Twitter: @kod_app
- IRC: irc://irc.freenode.net/#kod
- Developer documentation: https://github.com/rsms/kod/wiki
- Daily development builds: http://kod.sivel.net/daily/
Get the source (for building):
git clone --recursive https://github.com/rsms/kod.git
git remote add upstream https://github.com/rsms/kod.git
Get the source (for contributing):
If you want to contribute to the project you will have to make a fork. Then do this:
git clone --recursive [email protected]:MyUsername/kod.git
git remote add upstream https://github.com/rsms/kod.git
Build dependencies:
deps/node-build.sh
deps/libcss/build.sh
Setup Source Highlight:
This currently requires MacPorts or Homebrew.
Via MacPorts:
port install source-highlight +universal
deps/srchilight/import-from-macports.sh
Via Homebrew:
brew install source-highlight
deps/srchilight/import-from-homebrew.sh
Start hacking:
open kod.xcodeproj
Since Kod is made up of a main repository as well as a few sub-repositories (git submodules) a simple git pull is not sufficient to update your source tree clone. Use the update.sh shell script for this:
./update.sh
It will fetch updates from the upstream repository (rsms/kod). Then you should merge the branches you want to use, for example something like so:
git merge upstream/master
You can use it to update from your own repository by calling it like this:
./update.sh origin
The main Kod source tree is hosted on git (a popular DVCS), thus you should create a fork of the repository in which you perform development. See http://help.github.com/forking/.
We prefer that you send a pull request here on GitHub which will then be merged into the official main line repository. You need to sign the Kod CLA to be able to contribute (see below).
Also, in your first contribution, add yourself to the end of AUTHORS.md (which of course is optional).
As mentioned earlier in this article, we prefer that you send a pull request on GitHub.
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Create a fork of the upstream repository by visiting https://github.com/rsms/kod/fork. If you feel unsecure, here's a great guide: http://help.github.com/forking/
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Clone of your repository:
git clone https://[email protected]/yourusername/kod.git -
This is important: Create a so-called topic branch:
git checkout -tb name-of-my-patchwhere "name-of-my-patch" is a short but descriptive name of the patch you're about to create. Don't worry about the perfect name though -- you can change this name at any time later on. -
Hack! Make your changes, additions, etc and commit them.
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Send a pull request to the upstream repository's owner by visiting your repository's site at github (i.e. https://github.com/yourusername/kod) and press the "Pull Request" button. Here's a good guide on pull requests: http://help.github.com/pull-requests/
Use one topic branch per feature -- don't mix different kinds of patches in the same branch. Instead, merge them all together into your master branch (or develop everything in your master and then cherry-pick-and-merge into the different topic branches). Git provides for an extremely flexible workflow, which in many ways causes more confusion than it helps you when new to collaborative software development. The guides provided by GitHub at http://help.github.com/ are a really good starting point and reference.
Before we can accept any contributions to Kod, you need to sign this CLA:
The purpose of this agreement is to clearly define the terms under which intellectual property has been contributed to Kod and thereby allow us to defend the project should there be a legal dispute regarding the software at some future time.
For a list of contributors, please see AUTHORS and https://github.com/rsms/kod/contributors
See the file LICENSE