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Element UI Contributing Guide

Hi! Thank you for choosing Element UI.

Element UI is a Vue 2.0 based component library for developers, designers and product managers.

We are excited that you are interested in contributing to Element. Before submitting your contribution though, please make sure to take a moment and read through the following guidelines.

Issue Guidelines

  • Issues are exclusively for bug reports, feature requests and design-related topics. Other questions may be closed directly. If any questions come up when you are using Element, please hit Gitter for help.

  • Before submitting an issue, please check if similar problems have already been issued.

  • Please specify which version of Element and Vue you are using, and provide OS and browser information. JSFiddle is recommended to build a live demo so that your issue can be reproduced clearly.

Pull Request Guidelines

  • Fork this repository to your own account. Do not create branches here.

  • Commit info should be formatted as [Component Name]: Info about commit. (e.g. Button: Fix xxx bug)

  • DO NOT include files inside lib directory.

  • Make sure that running npm run dist outputs the correct files.

  • For the sake of compatibility and file size, our babel configuration only imported preset-2015, so APIs like Array.prototype.find and Object.assign in ES2015 are not recommended. You can import third party polyfills if necessary.

  • Rebase before creating a PR to keep commit history clear.

  • Make sure PRs are created to dev branch instead of master branch.

  • If your PR fixes a bug, please provide a description about the related bug.

  • Merging a PR takes two maintainers: one approves the changes after reviewing, and then the other reviews and merges.

Prerequisites

Node.js 4+, yarn and npm 3+ are required. Note: we use yarn to lock dependency versions, so you should install dependencies using yarn instead of npm install.

git clone git@github.com:ElemeFE/element.git
npm run dev

# open http://localhost:8085

Notice: modify examples/play/index.vue file, use the component you contribute, then run npm run dev:play, go ahead http://localhost:8085, get result, more quickly and friendly.

To build:

npm run dist

Component Developing Guidelines

  • Run make new <component-name> to create project directory for a new component. Test codes, entry file and documentation are included.
  • Refer to Button for nested components.
  • Refer to Select for components that depend on other components.

Code Style

Just comply with the ESLint configuration of ElemeFE.