The pulp javascript Community

pulp strives to have a thriving user community by encouraging users to help users and to contribute suggestions, documentation, bug reports and patches.

User Support

Users can get help and support through pulp's support google group. Your help and feedback is appreciated.

Suggestions

Please submit suggestions on the development mailing list or through pulp's Google code issue tracker.

Documentation

pulp javascript has two types of documentation: automatically generated API reference and user documentation including examples, frequently asked questions, use cases, and tutorials. The documentation can be viewed in /trunk/docs/api/ and /trunks/docs/user/.

The API reference is automatically generated based on the source's inline documentation using JavaDoc-syntax comments. Inline documentation can be modified by checking out the source, making changes, and submitting a patch to pulp's Google code issue tracker. Once a change is committed and the API is regenerated, the new reference pages can be found in /trunk/docs/api/.

pulp's user documentation is also hosted in the SVN source package in /trunk/docs/user/. Please check out the source and post patches to make updates and additions.

Bug Reports

To file a bug report, first search pulp's Google code issue tracker to see if one is already filed. If not, please create a new bug report.

Patches

One of our top priorities is to make contributing easy. We use Subversion and patches to manage our source. We hope you will find that Subversion is powerful but still friendly to new developers—especially in contrast to a distributed versioning system that leave many asking "Where's the source?" or "How do I create a patch?".

Please submit SVN patches through pulp's Google code issue tracker.

More Information

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