Hey!! So good you are interested in collaborate with react-datetime, I'm pretty sure you can make the difference here!
react-datetime is a nice choice if you are looking for some open-source project to lay your hands on. It's a library used by thousands of developers, and the changes in the last version make easier for everyone to understand it. It's not simple, but it's small enough to be get you initiated in a couple of hours.
We've just released the version 3 of the library and we are already planning the version 4, why don't you join the conversation and help defining the roadmap:
Best way of understand anything is by experiencing it! This repository includes a playground to let you make changes to the library in minutes. Clone the repo and fire up the playground:
git clone https://github.com/arqex/react-datetime.git
cd react-datetime
npm install
npm run playground
This will start a local development server building src/index.js
. We can update react-datetime's sources then and our changes will be hot loaded by the development server.
Have a look at the list of known issues, and maybe you can kill a bug making somebody happy! :)
Have some work done? That's great! But please, read the react-datetime contributing guidelines before submitting it.
If you have integrated react-datetime in your project and you liked it, maybe you can help replying questions from other developers in the the list of known issues.
If you have written an article about react-datetime or have a tutorial of how to make it work in any React project, we'll be glad to promote it in our react-datetime's resources page.