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# How to contribute
Being an open source project means any help offered will be greatly appreciated, below is a quick run through of how you
can help
## Getting Started
* Fork the latest branch of the component you want to contribute to
* Make sure you have a [GitHub account](https://github.com/signup/free)
* Use virtualenv to install all requirements from the requirements.txt file
* Fix the issue you need \ add a feature
* Make sure the unittests pass & that code coverage didn't drop (you add it, you write the unit test for it)
* Create a pull request
* Once merged the next version release will have your changes in it
## Design philosophy
parse_it is designed with the following philosophy in mind, any feature\pull requests will be judged against the following:
* Follow Linux philosophy and have each component do one thing & one thing only.
* Reliability is more important then shiny new features.
* No vendor\cloud lock-in, if it's only available in one cloud it will not be used.
### Documentation
parse_it docs are hosted at the repo docs/ folder, reading them is highly recommended
prior to making any pull requests
## What you can help with
* Documentation - everyone hates them but without them would you be able to figure out how to use parse_it?
* Bug fixes / feature requests - anything off github issues lists
* Submitting tickets - even if you don't have the time\knowledge to fix a bug just opening a github issue about it will greatly help
* Suggesting improvements
* Spreading the word
### Summary
* Your awesome for helping, thanks.
P.S.
Don't forget to add yourself to to CONTRIBUTORS.md file.