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Contributing

We're excited to have you contribute to the aa-sdk. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started.

Getting Started

  1. Fork and Clone: First, fork the aa-sdk repository. Then, clone your forked repo to your local machine.

  2. Install Dependencies: Ensure you have yarn installed (we use version 1.x). Installation instructions are available here. Run yarn in the project root to install all necessary dependencies.

  3. Testing Environment: Before making changes, make sure to verify the testing environment.

    • Use the Node version specified in package.json (currently 18.16.0). Run node -v to check your version.
    • Build the project with yarn build.
    • Run existing tests using yarn test to ensure everything is working correctly.

  4. Make Changes: Now, you can start making changes to the packages or docs. When updating or adding new functionality, update or add a new doc in site/packages/* corresponding to the package you've worked on to document the changes.

  5. Re-verify Tests: After making your changes, re-run yarn test to ensure all tests still pass.

  6. Code Formatting:

    • Format your code changes with yarn run lint:write.
    • Confirm that your code passes format checks with yarn run lint:check.

  7. Docs Changes:

    • We use vitepress for our docs located in the site folder.
    • To run docs locally: yarn dev from the site folder.
    • To build docs: yarn build from the site folder.
    • When editing or adding new docs, make sure you follow the guidelines mentioned below:
      • Follow the Google style guidelines for docs content.
      • Additional Guidelines:
        • Use terms consistently (e.g., "smart account", not "Smart Account").
        • Refer to "Account Kit" correctly, without "the" or "AccountKit".
        • Use LightAccount for code references, "Light Account" in text.
        • Use "gasless" over "gas-less".
        • Write documentation in the second person voice.
        • Use "aa-sdk" or "Account Kit" depending on context, not "Account Kit SDK".
        • Capitalize "Gas Manager API" and "Bundler API".
        • Capitalize definitions for type primitives like Provider, Signer, Account.

  8. Committing Changes: Commit your changes using a standardized message format.

    • Format: [subject-type]: [description starting with lowercase letters] (#[issue number]).
    • For breaking changes, clearly reflect in your commit message (e.g., feat!: breaking change).
    • Example: feat: add sanity check on provider connect for clearer error message (#181).
    • Example: docs: add new section on gasless transactions (#189).
    • Use git log to see more examples and acceptable subject-types.
    • For more details on semantic PR titles, refer to Flank's guide on PR titles.

  9. Creating a Pull Request:

    • Push your changes to your GitHub fork.
    • Create a pull request against the original aa-sdk repository's development branch.
    • Ensure the pull request title follows the Enforce PR Title Format: [subject-type]: [description starting with lowercase letters]. You can check this using echo "[YOUR_PR_TITLE_HERE] | yarn commitlint.

  10. Celebrate your contribution!