PWR aims to supply short and concise instructions and snippets on how to solve particular problems or realize particular features in ProcessWire.
tl;dr: Contribute to this repository consisting of recipe text files: https://github.com/processwire-recipes/Recipes
Recipes are structured as follows:
- Description of the problem
- Description and code sample of the chosen solution
- (optional) Used or referred resources for problem solving
- Tags assigned in order to structure the directory processwire-recipes.com and increase searchability
Additional to this core data, ProcessWire Recipes need the following indications
- Author(s) of the recipe
- Its version (when being updated or modified)
You can contribute to PWR by adding text files to a separate repository (this is made possible with ProcessRecipeInstaller). Alternatively, for the time being, you can post your recipes in this Topic in the forums and we'll add it to the repo. In the near future we plan to implement a contribution form right here to sync back to the GitHub repo.
Necessary steps:
- Fork the recipe repo on GitHub
- Clone to your local environment, check out
masterbranch - Create a branch for your contribution(s), please use a descriptive name
- Add your recipes text file(s)
- Before you tag your recipe(s), have a look into the tag list and try to prevent close-to-identical doublets
- When in doubt, use singular
- Commit, push to GitHub
- Create a pull request (Info)
processwire-recipes.com (PWR) is a project by Marcus Herrmann (marcus-herrmann) and Christian Raunitschka (owzim).
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