How to contribute¶
First of all: thank you for considering to contribute to PyRigi!
PyRigi is licensed under MIT. By contributing to PyRigi:
you agree to license the code to which you contributed under PyRigi’s license terms;
you guarantee that your contribution does not infringe any license or copyright.
This page provides basic information to start contributing.
Beyond contributions to the codebase, we would really appreciate submissions of notebooks that illustrate how to use PyRigi for your research, explain a rigidity theory problem or example, or accompany a related research paper.
Communication¶
We use a Zulip chat for the communication among contributors. If you want to get access to it, please send an email to this address. Feel free to ask any questions regarding PyRigi in a Zulip channel.
You can come with your own ideas on what to develop or you can check the channel To be implemented for some suggestions about what the maintainers would be happy to have in PyRigi.