There are four methods to contribute to the wiki...
Note: Only the first two methods need proper grammar, editing and information coherency; i.e.: minimal quality.
This is the only method were you have a proper preview of content as you write it.
The initial setup is as follows:
- Fork the project.
- Clone the project:
git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME-HERE/voxel-wiki.github.io.git
- Open a console/terminal in the cloned projects directory.
- Install Just and Zola, so that they're on your
PATH
, or put them right in the projects directory. Both are self-contained executable files and should Just-Work™; open an issue if you're having trouble! - Run
just init
from the project directory.
Then, to actually create & edit content:
- Run
just dev-open
from the project directory.- Your browser of choice should open up.
- If not, see if the console has errors.
- Make your changes to the content.
- Check the life-preview in your browser.
- Repeat from 2 as long as you need.
- Push the changes to your fork.
- Create a pull-request.
- Wait for a maintainer to review your changes.
If you're a maintainer (eg: you are part of the voxel-wiki
organisation), you may directly push changes, as long as they don't affect too many pages. In the latter case, it's a better idea to do it trough a pull-request or a separate branch.
- Go to the repository on GitHub.
- Press the
.
key; the web editor will open. - Make your changes to the content.
- Create a pull-request.
- Wait for a maintainer to review your changes.
- Write a short paragraph about any topic related to voxels.
- Create a new issue with the paragraph in it.
- Wait for a maintainer to integrate your contribution.
- Write a short paragraph about any topic related to voxels.
- Visit the official Discord server: http://voxelgamedev.com/
- Go to the
#voxel-dot-wiki
channel. - Send the paragraph as a quote (
> ...
). - Wait for a maintainer to integrate your contribution.