LiteyukiBot/docs/en/dev/guide.md

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Development Guide

How to Develop

Please read the Plugin Development and API Reference documents if you are developing a plugin.

If you need to submit code to the Liteyuki repository, please read the following:

1. First fork a copy of the Liteyuki repository to your personal/organization account.
2. Develop in your repository.
3. Create a new branch in your repository and submit your code to this branch.
4. Create a Pull Request in your repository to merge your branch into the main branch of the Liteyuki repository.

• Participation in development assumes that you are already familiar with the basic usage of the Python language and the Liteyuki framework.
• If you are developing documentation, please ensure that you are familiar with Markdown syntax and basic front-end knowledge.
• Contact the repository maintainer in case of conflicts.

Suggestions

• During development, you can use tools such as mypy, flake8, and black for code checking and formatting.
• Enable developer mode by setting dev_mode: true in config.yml to see more debugging information in the console.

Standardization

• Code should follow PEP8 and Google Python Style Guide.
• In addition, code submitted to the Liteyuki repository should follow the following guidelines:
  • Ensure that the code is runnable and harmless.
  • Ensure that the type hints in the code are correct.
  • Ensure that the comment style is Google Docstring or Liteyuki Docstring(recommended) to ensure that Litedoc can parse and generate documentation correctly.
  • If there is a part for ordinary users, ensure that the documentation is complete (each language has corresponding documentation).
• The documentation should follow Markdown syntax and support vitepress-related content:
  • Revise the documentation for each language when editing.
  • Ensure that the links in the document are correct and do not lead to inaccessible links.
  • Ensure that the User Documentation is easy to understand and the Development Documentation is detailed.

Finally

• This project is a non-profit open-source project, and we welcome anyone to participate in development. Your contributions will make Liteyuki better.