FoundKey/CONTRIBUTING.md

Contribution guide

We're glad you're interested in contributing to Foundkey! In this document you will find the information you need to contribute to the project.

The project uses English as its primary language. However due to being a fork of Misskey (which uses Japanese as its primary language) you may find things that are in Japanese. If you make contributions (pull requests, commits, comments in newly added code etc.) we expect that these should be in English.

We won't mind if issues are not in English but we cannot guarantee we will understand you correctly. However it might stíll be better if you write issues in your original language if you are not confident of your English skills because we might be able to use different translators or ask people to translate if we are not sure what you mean. Please understand that in such cases we might edit your issue to translate it, to help us avoid duplicating issues.

Roadmap

See ROADMAP.md

Issues

Issues are intended for feature requests and bug tracking.

For technical support or if you are not sure if what you are experiencing is a bug you can talk to people on the IRC server in the #foundkey channel first.

Please do not close issues that are about to be resolved. It should remain open until a commit that actually resolves it is merged.

Well-known branches

branch	what it's for
main	development branch

For a production environment you might not want to follow the main branch directly but instead check out one of the git tags.

Considerations to be made for all contributions

This project follows Semantic Versioning 2.0.0. Significant changes should be listed in the changelog (i.e. the file called CHANGELOG.md). Although Semantic Versioning talks about "the API", changes to the user interface should also be tracked.

Consider if any of the existing documentation has to be updated because of your contribution.

Some more points you might want to consider are:

• Scope
  • Are the goals of the PR clear?
  • Is the granularity of the PR appropriate?
• Security
  • Does merging this PR create a vulnerability?
• Performance
  • Will merging this PR cause unexpected performance degradation?
  • Is there a more efficient way?
• Testing
  • Does the test ensure the expected behavior?
  • Are there any omissions or gaps?
  • Does it check for anomalies?

Code contributions

There are two ways you can contribute:

If you have push access to this repository, you can push stuff directly. But y'know, "with great power comes great responsibility" and so on. We most likely will not kick you out if you made a mistake, it happens to the best. But this of course means that the erroneous contributions may be either fixed or undone.

Even if you have push access but are trying to make larger or sweeping changes, please consider also using the following way of contibuting.

If you do not have push access you can create a pull request. Someone with push access should review your contribution. If they are satisfied that what you are doing seems like a good idea and the considerations from the section above are fulfilled, they can merge your pull request. Or, they might request another member to also review your changes. Please be patient as nobody is getting paid to do this, so it might take a bit longer.

Changelog Trailer

To keep track of changes that should go into the CHANGELOG, we use a standard trailer. For single-commits that should be included in the changeset, include the trailer directly. For multiple commits, the merge commit (in case of a branch) or an empty final commit should include the trailer.

Valid values for the trailer are: "Added", "Changed", "Removed", "Fixed", "Security". For breaking changes, include a "BREAKING:" in the summary. Any additional notes should go into the commit body.

If you forget to include it, you can create an empty commit after the fact with it (--allow-empty). Try not to include invalid values in the trailer.

Here is an example complete breaking commit with notes.

BREAKING: client: remove rooms

Rooms were removed by syuilo some time ago.
This commit is an example of what the changelog trailer usage is like.
Admins should ensure to run migrations on startup, else foundkey will fail to start.

Changelog: Removed

Creating a PR

• Please prefix the title with the part of Misskey you are changing, i.e. server: or client:
• The rest of the title should roughly describe what you did.
• Make sure that the granularity of this PR is appropriate. Please do not include more than one type of change in a single PR.
• If there is an issue which will be resolved by this PR, please include a reference to the Issue in the text.
• If you have added a feature or fixed a bug, please add a test case if possible.
• Please make sure that tests and Lint are passed in advance.
  • You can run it with npm run test and npm run lint. See more info
• Don't forget to update the changelog and/or documentation as appropriate (see above).

Thanks for your cooperation!

Release

Fork transition

Note: Since Foundkey was forked from Misskey recently, there might be some breaking changes we want to make. For this purpose there will be several pre-release versions of 13.0.0 (e.g. 13.0.0-preview1). Until major version 13 is released, the below process is not fully in effect.

Release process

Before a stable version is released, there should be a comment period which should usually be 7 days to give everyone the chance to comment. If a (critical) bug or similar is found during the comment period, the release may be postponed until a fix is found. For commenting, an issue should be created, and the comment period should also be announced in the #foundkey-dev IRC channel.

Pre-releases do not require as much scrutiny and can be useful for "field testing" before a stable release is made.

All releases are managed as git tags. If the released version is 1.2.3, the git tag should be "v1.2.3". Pre-releases are marked "previewN". The first pre-release for 1.2.3 should be tagged "v1.2.3-preview1". The tag should be a "lightweight" tag (not annotated) of the commit that modifies the CHANGELOG and package.json version.

To generate the changelog, we use a standard shortlog command: git shortlog --format='%h %s' --group=trailer:changelog LAST_TAG... The person performing the release process should build the next CHANGELOG section based on this output, not use it as-is. Full releases should also remove any pre-release CHANGELOG sections.

Localization (l10n)

We have not yet set up localization management, so updating of locales can currently only be done as commits changing the respective files in the repo.

Development

During development, it is useful to use the npm run dev command. This command monitors the server-side and client-side source files and automatically builds them if they are modified. In addition, it will also automatically start the Misskey server process.

Testing

• Test codes are located in /test.

Run test

Create a config file.

cp test/test.yml .config/

Prepare DB/Redis for testing.

docker-compose -f test/docker-compose.yml up

Alternatively, prepare an empty (data can be erased) DB and edit .config/test.yml.

Run all test.

npm run test

Run specify test

npx cross-env TS_NODE_FILES=true TS_NODE_TRANSPILE_ONLY=true TS_NODE_PROJECT="./test/tsconfig.json" npx mocha test/foo.ts --require ts-node/register

e2e tests

TODO

Continuous integration

Misskey uses GitHub Actions for executing automated tests. Configuration files are located in /.github/workflows.

Vue

Misskey uses Vue(v3) as its front-end framework.

• Use TypeScript.
• When creating a new component, please use the Composition API (with setup sugar and ref sugar) instead of the Options API.
  • Some of the existing components are implemented in the Options API, but it is an old implementation. Refactors that migrate those components to the Composition API are also welcome. You might be able to use this shell command to find components that have not yet been refactored: find packages/client/src -name '*.vue' | xargs grep '<script' | grep -v 'setup'

Notes

How to resolve conflictions occurred at yarn.lock?

Just execute yarn to fix it.

INSERTするときにはsaveではなくinsertを使用する

#6441

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SQLをクエリビルダで組み立てる際、使用するプレースホルダは重複してはならない 例えば

query.andWhere(new Brackets(qb => {
	for (const type of ps.fileType) {
		qb.orWhere(`:type = ANY(note.attachedFileTypes)`, { type: type });
	}
}));

と書くと、ループ中でtypeというプレースホルダが複数回使われてしまいおかしくなる だから次のようにする必要がある

query.andWhere(new Brackets(qb => {
	for (const type of ps.fileType) {
		const i = ps.fileType.indexOf(type);
		qb.orWhere(`:type${i} = ANY(note.attachedFileTypes)`, { [`type${i}`]: type });
	}
}));

Not null in TypeORM

const foo = await Foos.findOne({
	bar: Not(null)
});

のようなクエリ(barがnullではない)は期待通りに動作しない。 次のようにします:

const foo = await Foos.findOne({
	bar: Not(IsNull())
});

null in SQL

SQLを発行する際、パラメータがnullになる可能性のある場合はSQL文を出し分けなければならない 例えば

query.where('file.folderId = :folderId', { folderId: ps.folderId });

という処理で、ps.folderIdがnullだと結果的にfile.folderId = nullのようなクエリが発行されてしまい、これは正しいSQLではないので期待した結果が得られない だから次のようにする必要がある

if (ps.folderId) {
	query.where('file.folderId = :folderId', { folderId: ps.folderId });
} else {
	query.where('file.folderId IS NULL');
}

[] in SQL

SQLを発行する際、INのパラメータが[](空の配列)になる可能性のある場合はSQL文を出し分けなければならない 例えば

const users = await Users.find({
	id: In(userIds)
});

という処理で、userIdsが[]だと結果的にuser.id IN ()のようなクエリが発行されてしまい、これは正しいSQLではないので期待した結果が得られない だから次のようにする必要がある

const users = userIds.length > 0 ? await Users.find({
	id: In(userIds)
}) : [];

配列のインデックス in SQL

SQLでは配列のインデックスは1始まり。 [a, b, c]の aにアクセスしたいなら[0]ではなく[1]と書く

null IN

nullが含まれる可能性のあるカラムにINするときは、そのままだとおかしくなるのでORなどでnullのハンドリングをしよう。

undefinedにご用心

MongoDBの時とは違い、findOneでレコードを取得する時に対象レコードが存在しない場合 undefined が返ってくるので注意。 MongoDBはnullで返してきてたので、その感覚でif (x === null)とか書くとバグる。代わりにif (x == null)と書いてください

Migration作成方法

packages/backendで:

npx typeorm migration:generate -d ormconfig.js -o <migration name>

• 生成後、ファイルをmigration下に移してください
• 作成されたスクリプトは不必要な変更を含むため除去してください

コネクションにはmarkRawせよ

Vueのコンポーネントのdataオプションとしてmisskey.jsのコネクションを設定するとき、必ずmarkRawでラップしてください。インスタンスが不必要にリアクティブ化されることで、misskey.js内の処理で不具合が発生するとともに、パフォーマンス上の問題にも繋がる。なお、Composition APIを使う場合はこの限りではない(リアクティブ化はマニュアルなため)。

JSONのimportに気を付けよう

TypeScriptでjsonをimportすると、tscでコンパイルするときにそのjsonファイルも一緒にdistディレクトリに吐き出されてしまう。この挙動により、意図せずファイルの書き換えが発生することがあるので、jsonをimportするときは書き換えられても良いものかどうか確認すること。書き換えされて欲しくない場合は、importで読み込むのではなく、fs.readFileSyncなどの関数を使って読み込むようにすればよい。

コンポーネントのスタイル定義でmarginを持たせない

コンポーネント自身がmarginを設定するのは問題の元となることはよく知られている marginはそのコンポーネントを使う側が設定する

その他

HTMLのクラス名で follow という単語は使わない

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