Lingo.dev Community Contributions

Welcome to the official community space of Lingo.dev!

This directory is a dedicated space for community-driven projects, demo applications, and integrations that showcase what can be built with Lingo.dev.

Note: The code in this directory is for examples and educational purposes. It exists separately from the core Lingo.dev product source code. If you want to contribute to the core product (like the CLI, compiler etc), you can go through our or open new one.

📂 What belongs here?

We encourage you to submit projects that help others learn and build. Ideal contributions include:

• Demo Apps: Full-stack or frontend applications (e.g., React, Next.js) demonstrating specific Lingo.dev features.
• Integrations: Scripts or plugins that connect Lingo.dev with other tools in your stack.
• Starters/Boilerplates: Minimal setups to help new users get up and running quickly.
• Tutorial Code: Source code companion files for blogs or video tutorials.

🚀 How to Contribute

We love seeing what you build! To contribute to this directory:

1. Fork & Branch: Fork the repository and create a new branch for your contribution.
2. Create a Directory: Inside community/, create a new folder for your project. Please use kebab-case for naming (e.g., community/react-todo-demo).
3. Add Documentation: Every contribution must have its own README.md inside its folder explaining:
   • What the project does.
   • Prerequisites (e.g., Node version, API keys).
   • How to run it locally.
4. Submit a PR: Open a Pull Request targeting the main branch. Please tag your PR with community-submission so our team can spot it easily.
5. Don't forget to add a changeset in your PRs as mentioned in our contributor's guide.

💬 Join the Discussion

If you have an idea for a contribution but aren't sure where to start, or if you want to show off your work:

• Discord: Join our Discord server to interact with our fellow community members.
• Issues: You can also open a GitHub Issue with the tag community-submission-idea to discuss potential contributions.

⚖️ License & Disclaimer

Code in the community/ directory is contributed by the community. While the Lingo.dev team reviews submissions, these projects are maintained by their respective authors.

By contributing, you agree that your code will be licensed under the same terms as the repository.