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Hashi is a full-fledged social media app built with Flutter, designed to foster connections and create a vibrant online community.

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Hashi: Building Bridge between connections.

Hashi is a full-fledged social media app built with Flutter, designed to foster connections and create a vibrant online community. We're in active development, constantly striving to improve the user experience. I warmly welcome contributions from talented developers!

Features (Current and Planned):

  • Core Functionality:
    • Profiles: Create a personalized profile with a captivating bio, photos, and essential details.
    • News Feed: Keep up with the latest posts, updates, and photos from people you follow.
    • Nearby Network: Discover and connect with users near you, powered by the Flutter Maps package.
    • Messaging: Send direct messages to your friends and chat privately.
    • Photo Sharing: Capture and share life's moments with stunning photos.
  • Coming Soon:
    • Push Notifications: Stay informed with timely updates about your social circle.
    • Group Chats: Foster larger social interactions with group messaging capabilities.
    • Explore More: We're actively brainstorming exciting features based on user feedback! What would you like to see?

Getting Started (Prerequisites):

  1. Flutter Environment Setup:
  2. Basic Skills: Possessing a solid understanding of Flutter and Dart development will significantly aid your contribution.

Contributing to Hashi:

I encourage you to partake in the evolution of Hashi! Here's how you can join the adventure:

  1. Forking the Repository:

    • GitHub Interface: Visit the Hashi repository on GitHub (https://github.com//Hashi) and click the "Fork" button in the top-right corner. This creates a copy of the repository under your own GitHub account.
    • Command Line: Alternatively, use the git command: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/aluffyy/Hashi.git

  2. Cloning Your Fork:

    • Access your terminal or command prompt.
    • Command: Navigate to your desired local directory and use git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/Hashi.git to clone your forked repository to your local machine.

  3. Creating a Branch:

    • Purpose: Branches serve to isolate your changes from the main development branch (master).
    • Command: Use git checkout -b <your_branch_name> to create a new branch from the master branch. Replace <your_branch_name> with a descriptive name (e.g., feature/add_group_chats).

  4. Making Your Magic Happen:

    • Open your preferred code editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA) and navigate to the cloned Hashi project directory.
    • Implement your code changes and modifications.
    • Thorough Testing: Rigorously test your changes to ensure they don't introduce any regressions.

  5. Committing Your Work:

    • Git Command: Use git add <changed_files> to stage your changes for committing. You can specify specific files or use git add . for all modified files.
    • Commit Message: Provide a clear and concise message describing your changes using git commit -m "<your_commit_message>".

  6. Pushing to Your Fork:

    • Command: Share your committed changes with the remote repository (your forked copy on GitHub) using git push origin <your_branch_name>.

  7. Pull Request Power:

    • Visit your forked repository on GitHub.
    • Click on "Pull requests" and then "New pull request."
    • Select your branch containing your changes (the one you pushed in step 6).
    • Compare your branch with the upstream repository's master branch.
    • Provide a detailed pull request description explaining your modifications and their value to the project.
    • Submit your pull request for review by the Hashi developers.

Collaboration and Communication: