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Thank you for your interests about contributing HTML5 Word Cloud!

Setup development environment

Skill/tools

You'll need the following skill/tools

  • git
  • jshint for JavaScript linting
  • Compass, preferably Compass.app
  • The ability to run a localhost HTTP server (Compass.app have that built-in, with Livereload)

Additionally, would need to install the following for running tests

Install

  1. Clone the code base
  2. Run git submodule init && git submodule update to pull the required libraries
  3. Run npm run grunt connect:test:keepalive to start the localhost server.
  4. Go to the localhost website with the port shown.

API Keys

You may set your own API Keys/IDs in ./assets/var.js (./assets/var-sample.js provide the example). However, you could save some trouble set them up simply by using the timc.idv.tw keys. You must use the key correspond to the correct hostname/domain to test these functions. To test your local code with keys associated with timc.idv.tw, you must connect to your working copy via http://localhost.timc.idv.tw/.

Running tests

With node and npm, set up the environment by running

npm install

To run tests, do

npm test # run |grunt test| with one keystroke less

Tests require Internet access.

Coding style

  • You must agree to submit your contribution under MIT License.
  • Javascript must pass jshint; grunt test will verify that.
  • Unique function names for each functions is strongly recommended for future profiling/stack tracing.
  • Early return is encouraged over indent.
  • Please do take care of possible race condition when working with async operations.

All pull requests must go through review process before being accepted.

Browsers to support and test

HTML5 Word Cloud intend to support all modern browsers (inc. IE10), with degraded experience for IE9. That means these APIs can not be taken for granted:

  • classList
  • dataset property
  • CSS 3D transfrom
  • ...

Proper feature detection should be put in place for IE9. Quirks in IE10 needs to be tested if possible.

Contact & Ask for help

The author is very responsive to personal e-mail; you may also simply open up an issue or pull request on Github. Thanks!