Thank you for contributing to Atlas! While mainly developed and managed by one person, contributions from any are openly welcomed.
When contributing to this repository, please first discuss the change you wish to make via issue or over on the Atlas Bot Discord with Sylver before making your changes.
Atlas is an open source bot and we love to receive contributions from our community - you! There are many ways to contribute, be it updating and improving our documentation or adding a new command/tag to the bot itself, translating the bot on our Crowdin page, or even writing custom commands and uploading them to our Community Command repository.
We ask that you only submit PRs for meaningful changes. Things like spelling mistakes are minor and can probably be fixed through our Crowdin page, or by notifying Sylver.
Before submitting a pull request, please:
- Make sure your code works on a local instance of Atlas and has been thoroughly tested.
- Ensure your code has been adequately commented and is readable at first glance.
- If you're adding a new command, make sure you have added an appropriate entry in the English locale file. Make it descriptive!
- If you're adding a new tag, make sure you describe exactly what your tag does, and include some examples. Check other tags if you're not sure what to include.
Any contributions you make that are accepted and merged will be covered under the GNU GPL 3.0 license that the rest of the repo follows. If you feel you have a concern with this please contact Sylver.
We love having new ideas on what to add to Atlas, but we'd like to keep them off GitHub. If you're not able to develop it, we have a suggestions channel on the official Support server where you can suggest new things to be added. It's community-backed too - everyone can vote on your idea!