Community Guide
Our project aims to develop the world's finest testing framework that not only establishes itself as the standard choice in the PHP ecosystem, but also serves as a catalyst for change and inspiration in other ecosystems.
Your contribution is crucial to achieving this ambitious goal. We strongly believe that the PHP ecosystem has the talent and work ethic necessary to accomplish it. In the sections that follow, we will outline the various areas where you may lend your assistance and become an integral part of our mission.
Develop Educational Resources: There is a popular saying that the best way to learn is to teach. If you have something interesting to share about your experience with Pest, you may reinforce your own knowledge by writing a blog post, conducting a workshop, recording a video, or even publishing a gist.
Help Fellow Users: It is worth remembering that contributing to Pest's growth goes beyond writing code. Helping other Pest users is a valuable form of contribution as well. At this time, we are present on Discord and Telegram. However, you are free to create other community channels.
Discord: discord.gg/kaHY6p54JH
Telegram: t.me/+kYH5G4d5MV83ODk0
Improve Our Documentation: If you have strong writing skills, you may help us enhance Pest's documentation and code examples. To get started, navigate to a documentation page and click the "Edit this page →" option located in the top right.
Pest Documentation Repository: github.com/pestphp/docs
Speak At Meetups / Conferences: Delivering a talk or workshop is a great way to contribute to the growth of Pest. There is no need to prepare something entirely from scratch, as several conference talks on Pest are already available on YouTube that you may use as inspiration for your own.
Become a Community Leader: By becoming a testing (or Pest) advocate, you may increase its reach and impact. To get started, share testing tips on social media platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn, and you may be surprised by the significant impact it can have on Pest's growth.
Twitter: @pestphp
Become a Code Contributor: If you have ideas for improvements or new features that could be introduced in Pest, you are welcome to share them on the Pest repository's GitHub issues board or GitHub discussion board. If you propose a new feature, please consider contributing some of the code needed to implement it. Keep in mind that discussions regarding Pest development, including bugs, new features, and related topics, take place on GitHub, not through email or Twitter DMs.
Pest GitHub Repository: github.com/pestphp/pest