Hello, I am interested in an open-source contribution for this exercise to Exercism’s platform. Please provide the steps to accomplish this. Thank you. - @1Dedios1 (Twitter)
Hi Dedios,
great to hear! You might want to comment on this GitHub issue to connect with the maintainers of the C track.
Did you already solve some exercises on the C track?
Here’s what you got to do:
- Clone the repository of the C track and create a working branch.
- Execute
bin/fetch-configlet
to get the our internal toolconfiglet
- Use
configlet create
to create a skeleton of the exercise. - Copy common files like the
makefile
or the test framework from other exercises. - Use
configlet sync
to select the test cases that should be part of the C translation. - Implement these test cases with the data from the problem-specification.
- Write the initial skeleton of the solution that gets presented to the students.
- Write an example solution.
- Add your name to
.meta/config.json
. - Commit your solution and create a pull request (PR).
Let me or the maintainers know if you need any help. Cheers!
And if you’ve not seen the video here yet, please take a look :) Practice Exercises | Exercism's Docs
Hey, @Dedios!
Do you still plan to translate this exercise for the C track?
Let us know if you need more information or help.
Cheers!