Thanks for taking the time/energy to contribute! It really means a lot to me to know that there are not only people that use my work, but like it enough to actually help out ❤️

Before we get to actually contributing, a small tangent from me about some of the goals of this project:

Provide a good user experience, where things behave as you expect, which means:
- Use sane defaults for the default configuration, and get community feedback on the user interface
- Share a common design language between features, to reduce the user's mental overhead
Allow for greater customizability, to let the users do what they want
- Document features and provide clear examples on how to use them
- Keep the code simple and modular

Contributing

There are a few main ways to help out:

Check out the issues page, where active threads that need user feedback will be pinned
Create a new issue, either by filing a bug report or opening a feature request
Respectfully participate in the discussions page
- Give this project your honest feedback on its strengths and (especially) shortcomings
- Try to answer other people's questions, and if recurring, suggest adding it to the documentation/wiki
Help me document this project in the README/help docs/wiki
- New users can suggest topics to cover in the wiki
- Existing users of a surround plugin can help document common features, or differences between plugins
Take a look through the list of open issues and see if there's anything that you think you can work on (or open a new issue if it's something you would like to see)
- Get confirmation from @kylechui that the issue is something that would be merged into main
- Check out the For Developers page in the wiki, to help you understand the code structure.

Feel free to tag @kylechui at any time for clarification! Thanks again for stopping by and helping out 💖

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