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Case study: Contributing to an Open Source project

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Getting started

  • Fork this github repository to your own user account on github
  • Clone the repository from your own fork so that you can work on it on your computer.
  • Login to Travis CI with your GitHub account and activate (your fork of) this repo for testing.

Optional

  • Edit this README file and replace all mentions of paris-swc in the link above with your user name.
  • Note: changing the README file in this way is not something you'd do in a real project -- you do not want to include such a modification in the changes you contribute back to a project!

Improve the code

  • Implement missing functions to make the unit tests pass (run tests either locally or let Travis run them for you each time you push changes).

How to run the tests locally

To run the test on your machine, use the pytest package (should already come pre-installed with Anaconda).

In the directory where you cloned the repository, run:

$ py.test

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