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# Contributing to Nosterm
Thanks for helping improve the Nosterm client. This repo is the public home for
client development — the browser SPA and its container image. There is no
backend here; Nostr is a client-side protocol.
## Workflow
1. Fork the repo (or branch, if you have push access).
2. Create a topic branch off `main`.
3. Make your change, keeping commits focused.
4. Open a pull request against `main`.
Every push and pull request runs CI: install, lint, type-check, unit tests, and
a full static build. Get these green before requesting review:
```bash
npm install
npm run lint # prettier --check + eslint
npm run check # svelte-check (type-check)
npm test # vitest
npm run build # static build → ./build
```
`npm run format` auto-fixes most lint issues.
## What happens on merge
Merging to `main` builds the container image and pushes it to ECR Public
(`public.ecr.aws/k3k1z1x5/nosterm:latest`), so anyone can pull the latest client
anonymously. Tagged releases (`v*`) publish a matching versioned image. This
repo does not deploy to any live environment — promotion is handled separately.
## Guidelines
- Match the surrounding code style; the linter is the source of truth.
- Keep pull requests scoped to one change; smaller is easier to review.
- Add or update tests when you change behavior.
- Never commit secrets. All `PUBLIC_*` build args are browser-visible by design.
- Relays are configured at runtime, not baked in — don't hard-code a relay as a
dependency.
## Reporting issues
Open an issue with steps to reproduce, what you expected, and what happened.
For security-sensitive reports, please disclose privately rather than in a
public issue.