anipiano / anipianolist

"ok guys we need to make the myanimelist of all piano arrangements" – fruit 2022
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Enhance Contributor Onboarding and Environment Flexibility #8

Open WajahatKanju opened 1 year ago

WajahatKanju commented 1 year ago

Enhance Contributor Onboarding and Environment Flexibility

Issue Type: Enhancement

Description: When new contributors join our project, it's crucial to ensure a smooth onboarding experience. Currently, setting up the development environment and configuring necessary environment variables can be a stumbling block for newcomers, leading to frustration and wasted time. Additionally, some contributors might not have immediate access to a specific database system, resulting in unnecessary hurdles.

Proposed Solution: To address these challenges, we propose implementing the following enhancements:

  1. Alternate Environment Values: Provide clear and concise documentation detailing the required environment variables and their alternate values. This will enable contributors to quickly set up their environment without struggling with configuration issues or errors. By having a predefined set of alternate values, contributors can start working on the project faster and concentrate on the actual development tasks.

  2. SQLite Integration: Introduce support for SQLite as a fallback database option. In cases where contributors do not have access to specific database credentials, they can opt to use SQLite for local development. This will eliminate the need for immediate external database setup and empower contributors to work on the project right away.

Benefits:

Tasks:

  1. Document the alternate values for environment variables in the project's README.
  2. Implement SQLite integration and update relevant parts of the codebase to support this option.
  3. Update the project's contribution guidelines to include information about using alternate values and the SQLite option.

Enhance the contributor onboarding experience and making the project more accessible to a wider range of Devlopers