POC of a decentralized application (dApp) to enhance trust in agency-client relationships using blockchain. It enables trustless payments via smart contracts, securing funds in escrow until milestones are approved by clients. Stablecoins like USDC are used to ensure stability and ease of use.
Create a new branch according to the guidelines in the following document: Git Guidelines.
Make sure to base the branch name on the type of change you're making (e.g., feat/name-related-issue, fix/name-related-issue).
git checkout -b your-branch-name
4. Make Atomic Commits
Create atomic commits following the guidelines outlined here: Git Guidelines.
Each commit should represent a small, focused change. Avoid including multiple unrelated changes in a single commit.
git add .
git commit -m "type: description"
5. Push Your Changes
Push the changes to your forked repository:
git push origin your-branch-name
IMPORTANT NOTE:
It's important to note that we are using Husky. This means that when you run a git push, Husky will automatically execute npm run format and npm run lint. If either of these commands throws an error, the push will not be successful, and you will see a Husky error. When this happens, make sure to resolve any format and lint errors before trying the push again.
6. Generate a Pull Request (PR)
Create a Pull Request (PR) to the develop branch of the original repository.
Follow the PR template below to submit your PR.
Important: If you don’t use the provided PR template properly, your PR will be ignored.
Contributing Guide
1. Fork the Repository
2. Clone the Fork
3. Create a New Branch
feat/name-related-issue,fix/name-related-issue).4. Make Atomic Commits
5. Push Your Changes
IMPORTANT NOTE:
It's important to note that we are using Husky. This means that when you run a
git push, Husky will automatically executenpm run format and npm run lint. If either of these commands throws an error, the push will not be successful, and you will see a Husky error. When this happens, make sure to resolve any format and lint errors before trying the push again.6. Generate a Pull Request (PR)