Welcome to the nanoFramework community contributions repository!
This repository contains contributions provided and maintained by nanoFramework community members.
These contributions are NOT supported by the nanoFramework team and any issues must be communicated with the contributor that owns it.
Contributions by category
Drivers
Libraries
Library for controlling a LoRa HopeRF RFM9X | Library for controlling a LoRa RAK811 |
Extensions
GpioController STM32 extensions | Output debug messages to Uart |
Utilities
Utility to Return MAC Address from network interface. | Utility to Return String from byte[] |
How do I add my contribution?
The goal is to make it simple and with as little ceremony as possible. Nevertheless we have to keep the standard to a minimum! 😉 If you have a contribution, fork this repo and submit a PR. One of the core team members will give it a quick look and merge it.
Checklist for submitting a contribution
- Find a section that best fits your contribution and add it there.
- Give it good naming. Simple, descriptive and concise.
- Add a readme.md following the provided template (TBD).
- Tidy your code and files inside the contribution folder.
- Edit the repo README.md to include the mention and link to your contribution. Make sure you put it under the proper section and that the link to it is correct.
- Make sure it builds.
I don't want to store my code here
That's fine.
We understand that you want to keep it on your own repo. If that's the case it's OK to add it as Git sub-module that will link to your repo.
Or could it be that you've simply stumbled on a good piece of code and just want to share that. Then you submit a PR with a simple readme.md linking to that external resouce and a brief explanation about it.
Feedback and documentation
For documentation, providing feedback, issues and finding out how to contribute please refer to the Home repo.
When you need to discuss something specific about a community target start by doing so in the support:community-contributions channel in our Discord community or reach out directly to the target owner.
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Credits
The list of contributors to this project can be found at CONTRIBUTORS.
The contributions are owned by the contributor who submited it and credit is due to its creator.
License
Each contribution has it's own license. Please check the respective folder.
Code of Conduct
This project has adopted the code of conduct defined by the Contributor Covenant to clarify expected behavior in our community. For more information see the .NET Foundation Code of Conduct.
.NET Foundation
This project is supported by the .NET Foundation.