Instructions for adding yourself to the all-contributors list!

SableRaf commented 3 weeks ago

We recognize all types of contributions in the README! The Processing project follows the all-contributors specification and the Emoji Key ✨ for contribution types. All the Processing contributors, you all are 💙✨💥 🎉

If you have contributed to the Processing project in some way and aren't listed, please add an entry for yourself by commenting with this template @all-contributors please add @YourGitHubHandle for ___ ( '___' can be any of the items listed below, like code, bug, doc). The all-contributors bot supports a variety of contribution types. See the full list in the table below.

For example, if your GitHub username is @AnnieEasley and you have made an artwork with Processing, you can add yourself as example contributor by replying to this issue with the following:

@all-contributors please add @AnnieEasley for example

Look at this cool sketch I made: <link your artwork>

If you have trouble with this, you can comment below and we will make sure to add your name.

The README file will get updated based on the .allcontributors-src file each time all-contributors generate is run.

For more information about using the all-contributors bot, see this documentation page.

Contribution types

Emoji/Type	Represents	Comments (optional)
🔊 `audio`	Audio	Podcasts, background music or sound effects
♿️ `a11y`	Accessibility	Reporting or working on accessibility issues
🐛 `bug`	Bug reports	Links to issues reported by the user on this project
📝 `blog`	Blogposts	Links to the blogpost
💼 `business`	Business Development	People who execute on the business end
💻 `code`	Code	Links to commits by the user on this project
🖋 `content`	Content	e.g. website copy, blog posts are separate
🔣 `data`	Data	Links to contributed data for the project (both tests and datasets)
📖 `doc`	Documentation	Links to commits by the user on this project, Wiki, or other source of documentation
🎨 `design`	Design	Links to the logo/iconography/visual design/etc.
💡 `example`	Examples	Links to the examples
📋 `eventOrganizing`	Event Organizers	Links to event page
💵 `financial`	Financial Support	People or orgs who provide financial support, links to relevant page
🔍 `fundingFinding`	Funding/Grant Finders	People who help find financial support
🤔 `ideas`	Ideas & Planning
🚇 `infra`	Infrastructure	Hosting, Build-Tools, etc. Links to source file (like travis.yml) in repo, if applicable
🚧 `maintenance`	Maintenance	People who help in maintaining the repo, links to commits by the user on this project
🧑‍🏫 `mentoring`	Mentoring	People who mentor new contributors, links to the repo home
📦 `platform`	Packaging	Porting to support a new platform
🔌 `plugin`	Plugin/utility libraries	Links to the repo home
📆 `projectManagement`	Project Management
📣 `promotion`	Promotion
💬 `question`	Answering Questions	Answering Questions in Issues, Stack Overflow, Gitter, Slack, etc.
🔬 `research`	Research	Literature review.
👀 `review`	Reviewed Pull Requests
🛡️ `security`	Security	Identify and/or reduce security threats, GDPR, Privacy, etc
🔧 `tool`	Tools	Links to the repo home
🌍 `translation`	Translation	Links to the translated content
⚠️ `test`	Tests	Links to commits by the user on this project
✅ `tutorial`	Tutorials	Links to the tutorial
📢 `talk`	Talks	Links to the slides/recording/repo/etc
📓 `userTesting`	User Testing	Links to user test notes
📹 `video`	Videos	Links to the video

SableRaf commented 3 weeks ago

@all-contributors please add @benfry for code, ideas, infra, mentoring, maintenance, content, talk. please add @REAS for code, ideas, infra, mentoring, content, talk, tutorial.

Testing the integration with multiple contribution types. List of contribution types above are not mean to be exhaustive.

Edit: Looks like adding multiple contributors in one comment isn't working properly.