Hey there,
I’m a new-ish Ghost user. I’m currently using Ghost for a personal blog but interested in using Ghost in a more professional capacity.
I am fairly technically oriented and would love to contribute to Ghost. I’ve found that a good entry point to Open Source projects is through the Docs. I noticed that the TryGhost/docs, on Github, was archived in 2019.
I figure this is because the platform is relatively self explanatory, especially with all the content in the default theme. Just wondering if contributing to TryGhost/casper or TryGhost/gatsby-starter-ghost would be a good alternative or maybe building themes to share with the community?
Love to hear thoughts from the core team, especially @Hannah, since she was the last contributor at TryGhost/docs.
Hi Eric, our docs are now part of the main Ghost.org website - which is not open source (we tried that, people kept just ripping the whole site and making copies of it) - but you can find our contributing guide here:
Since the docs are not open source, where should we report outdated documentation? For example, this doc says:
Server Tests
Tests run with SQLite. To use MySQL, prepend commands with NODE_ENV=testing-mysql
yarn test:unit
# Run unit tests
yarn test:acceptance
# Run acceptance tests
yarn test:regression
# Run regression tests
yarn test:single path/to/test.js
# Run a single test
yarn test:single test/unit/helpers
# Run a folder of tests
yarn test:all
# Run all tests
yarn lint
# Make sure your code doesn't suck
But most of these commands don’t work anymore (I think that’s because of the monorepo migration).
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