Contributor's Guide

Where to start?

Congratulations! You've successfully bootstrapped yourself into the world of MOSIP. Welcome aboard!


Areas of contribution?

Curious about where you can contribute? There are plenty of ways to get involved with MOSIP :

Requirements and Design

  • Share new requirements and ideas

  • Review and provide feedback on design and architecture

Coding

  • Fix issues and enhance features

  • Review code contributions

  • Triage and resolve bugs

Testing

  • Run tests on unstable builds

  • Create and add new tests

  • Fix test scripts and generate test data

Documentation

  • Correct and improve documentation

  • Test documentation and report any issues

  • Fix documentation issues

  • Localize documents (French, Arabic, and Spanish are currently in high demand!)

Ready to fix an issue?

Fantastic! Submit a pull request by following our code submission guidelines.

Found an Issue or Have an Enhancement Request?

Fantastic! We'd love to hear your feedback. If you've discovered an issue or have an idea for an enhancement, please submit it to our issues repository. Be sure to follow the issue reporting guidelines to help us address it efficiently. Your contributions are invaluable in helping us improve!

Running and enhancing tests

For the quality gurus and the testing geeks! Join the MOSIP testers group where you get to contribute towards improving the quality of MOSIP releases making it stable and better adoptable. Lots of material about the MOSIP functional test rig such as building and running the test rig, documentation to modify code, test scripts, and test data generation have been made available.


Getting in touch

We're here to assist you every step of the way!

  • Join the Developer Mailing List: Stay up-to-date with the latest announcements, discussions, and support from the MOSIP developer community.

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