Contributor Guide

This guide will help you either contribute to HARP Proxy or extend it by writing your own applications. Most core features of HARP are implemented as such, making your own applications as powerful as the core ones.

You can also contribute to HARP without writing code: send feedback, proofread documentation, join discussions on GitHub, report issues, sponsor the project, or suggest new features.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to us!

Table of Content Introduction System requirements Source code Running Interfaces Next steps Overview Codebase Core Packages Concepts Sequence Diagram Logging Dependency Injection Dependency Injection (DI) Inversion of Control (IoC) Examples Usage Event Dispatcher Event Driven Architecture Defining and exposing Events Listening to Events See Also Application Protocol Basic Structure Configuring Settings Application Lifecycle Full Example Storage Model Protocol Dashboard Unit Tests End-to-End Tests Recipes Containers Stages Building Running Testing Database-related tests Templates Pull Request Review Checklist Releasing Chores before releasing Releasing a new source version Releasing as a Python Package Helm Contributors Bumping versions