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# NOTE: BEFORE OPENING AN ISSUE PLEASE SEE THE [README](https://github.com/babel/babel#readme).
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<strong><a href="#setup">Setup</a></strong>
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<strong><a href="#running-tests">Running tests</a></strong>
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<strong><a href="#workflow">Workflow</a></strong>
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<strong><a href="#dependencies">Dependencies</a></strong>
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<strong><a href="#code-standards">Code Standards</a></strong>
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<strong><a href="#internals">Internals</a></strong>
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# Contributing
Contributions are always welcome, no matter how large or small. Before
contributing, please read the
[code of conduct](https://github.com/babel/babel/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
## Developing
> Note: Babel moves fast. Only the latest release is guaranteed to build correctly.
> Older releases are not officially supported. If you attempt to build them, do that at your own risk.
#### Setup
```sh
$ git clone https://github.com/babel/babel
$ cd babel
$ make bootstrap
```
Then you can either run:
```sh
$ make build-core
```
to build Babel **once** or:
```sh
$ make watch-core
```
to have Babel build itself then incrementally build files on change.
#### Running tests
You can run tests via:
```sh
$ make test
```
This is mostly overkill and you can limit the tests to a select few by directly
running them with `mocha`:
```sh
$ mocha test/core/transformation.js
```
Use mocha's `--grep` option to run a subset of tests by name:
```sh
$ mocha test/core/transformation.js --grep es7
```
If you don't have `mocha` installed globally, you can still use it from Babel's
dependencies in `node_modules`, but make sure `node_modules/.bin` is added to
your [`$PATH`](http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/26047/how-to-correctly-add-a-path-to-path) environment variable.
#### Workflow
* Fork the repository
* Clone your fork and change directory to it (`git clone git@github.com:yourUserName/babel.git && cd babel`)
* Install the project dependencies (`make bootstrap`)
* Link your forked clone (`npm link`)
* Develop your changes ensuring you're fetching updates from upstream often
* Ensure the test are passing (`make test`)
* Create new pull request explaining your proposed change or reference an issue in your commit message
#### Dependencies
+ [ast-types](http://ghub.io/ast-types) This is required to monkeypatch regenerators AST definitions. Could be improved in the future.
+ [chalk](http://ghub.io/chalk) This is used for terminal color highlighting for syntax errors.
+ [convert-source-map](http://ghub.io/convert-source-map) Turns a source map object into a comment etc.
+ [core-js](http://ghub.io/core-js) Used for the polyfill.
+ [debug](http://ghub.io/debug) Used to output debugging information when NODE_DEBUG is set to babel.
+ [detect-indent](http://ghub.io/detect-indent) This is used in the code generator so it can infer indentation.
+ [estraverse](http://ghub.io/estraverse) The only method on this is attachComments. I'd like to implement our own comment attachment algorithm eventually though.
+ [esutils](http://ghub.io/esutils) Various ES related utilities. Check whether something is a keyword etc.
+ [fs-readdir-recursive](http://ghub.io/fs-readdir-recursive) Recursively search a directory for.
+ [globals](http://ghub.io/globals) A list of JavaScript global variables. This is used by the scope tracking to check for colliding variables.
+ [is-integer](http://ghub.io/is-integer) Checks if something is an integer.
+ [js-tokens](http://ghub.io/js-tokens) This is used to get tokens for syntax error highlighting.
+ [line-numbers](http://ghub.io/line-numbers) Used to produce the code frames in syntax errors.
+ [lodash](http://ghub.io/lodash) Used for various utilities.
+ [minimatch](http://ghub.io/minimatch) This is used to match glob-style ignore/only filters.
+ [output-file-sync](http://ghub.io/output-file-sync) Synchronously writes a file and create its ancestor directories if needed.
+ [path-is-absolute](http://ghub.io/path-is-absolute) Checks if a path is absolute. C:\foo and \foo are considered absolute.
+ [regenerator](http://ghub.io/regenerator) This is used to transform generators/async functions.
+ [regexpu](http://ghub.io/regexpu) Used to transform unicode regex patterns.
+ [repeating](http://ghub.io/repeating) Repeats a string.
+ [shebang-regex](http://ghub.io/shebang-regex) Literally just a regex that matches shebangs.
+ [slash](http://ghub.io/slash) Normalises path separators.
+ [source-map](http://ghub.io/source-map) Generates sourcemaps.
+ [source-map-support](http://ghub.io/source-map-support) Adds source map support to babel-node/babel/register.
+ [strip-json-comments](http://ghub.io/strip-json-comments) Remove comments from a JSON string. This is used for .babelrc files.
+ [to-fast-properties](http://ghub.io/to-fast-properties) A V8 trick to put an object into fast properties mode.
+ [trim-right](http://ghub.io/trim-right) Trims the rightside whitespace.
+ [path-exists](https://www.npmjs.com/package/path-exists) Checks if a path exists. (replaces the deprecated `fs.exists` methods)
+ [home-or-tmp](https://github.com/sindresorhus/home-or-tmp) Gets the user home directory with fallback to the system temporary directory. This is used to resolve the babel-node/babel/register cache.
+ [resolve](https://www.npmjs.com/package/resolve) Implements the [`require.resolve()` algorithm](http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.12.0/api/all.html#all_require_resolve) such that we can `require.resolve()` on behalf of a file asynchronously and synchronously.
#### Code Standards
* **General**
* Max of five arguments for functions
* Max depth of four nested blocks
* 2-spaced soft tabs
* **Naming**
* CamelCase all class names
* camelBack all variable names
* **Spacing**
* Spaces after all keywords
* Spaces before all left curly braces
* **Comments**
* Use JSDoc-style comments for methods
* Single-line comments for ambiguous code
* **Quotes**
* Always use double quotes
* Only use single quotes when the string contains a double quote
* **Declaration**
* No unused variables
* No pollution of global variables and prototypes
#### Internals
Please see [`/doc`](/doc) for internals documentation relevant to developing babel.