GitHub Actions
To ensure that every contribution meets our high standards before being merged into the Zeta Component repository, it is essential for each submission to successfully pass our rigorous code quality assessment processes. Below, we outline the implementation details for both Flutter and web applications. These actions are designed to analyze, lint, and test the components to ensure they are of the highest quality. After these checks are completed, a detailed report will be generated and provided by commenting on the pull request.
By following these protocols, contributors help maintain the quality of the Zeta Component repository, ensuring that every new feature or fix enhances the overall functionality and user experience of the project. The feedback provided through the pull request comments will guide contributors in making necessary adjustments to meet our quality standards.
Open Source and Free to Use
In keeping with our commitment to the open-source community, these code quality actions for both Flutter and web applications are open source and freely available for anyone to use. By making these tools accessible, we aim to support developers in maintaining high coding standards across different projects and platforms. The source code and documentation for these actions can be found in our public repositories, allowing other developers to adopt, modify, or contribute improvements to these tools.
- Flutter Code Quality
- Web Components Code Quality
For Flutter applications, contributors should adhere to our coding standards, which include best practices for Dart programming, widget optimization, and UI consistency. The automated actions will include analyzing the code for potential issues, linting to enforce style guidelines, and running tests to verify functionality. These tests must pass in our continuous integration environment to ensure seamless integration with our existing systems.
For web applications, the code must comply with our HTML, CSS, and JavaScript standards. The automated processes will include a comprehensive analysis, linting for code style adherence, and testing for cross-browser compatibility and responsiveness. Contributors are also required to write unit tests and end-to-end tests, which will be executed as part of our continuous integration pipeline.