Contributing

Fortune Generator

Fortune Events and Descriptions

Fortune Type:
- Good fortunes
  - These should be added under the "goodFortunes" section in the JSON file.
  - Represent positive or beneficial events.
- Bad fortunes
  - These should be added under the "badFortunes" section in the JSON file.
  - Represent challenging or less favorable events.
Unique Content:
- Ensure your event and descriptions are original and not repeated in existing entries.

Event Structure - Each fortune event should be added as new JSON object with the following structure:

{
  "event": "Event Name",
  "description": [
    "Description 1",
    "Description 2",
    "Description 3",
    "Description 4"
  ]
}

Maintain a positive and encouraging tone.

Special Events

Date Structure

With year, month and date
```
"triggerDate": {
    "year": "Year",
    "month": "Month",
    "date": "Date"
}
```
We should place events of this type in the fortune_generator/json/custom_special.json.

For one-time or irregular events, or events with complex date calculations (like the Moon Festival in the lunar calendar).

NOTE: Any special event that does not fit into either
- Static events (fixed date every year)
- Cyclical events (recurring on a pattern like "fourth Thursday")
With only month and day
```
"triggerDate": {
    "month": "Month",
    "date": "Date"
}
```
We should place events of this type in the fortune_generator/json/static_special.json.

For events with fixed dates.
With only month, week, weekday (like Mother's Day)
```
"triggerDate": {
    "month": "Month",
    "week": "Week",
    "weekday": "Weekday"
}
```
We should place events of this type in the fortune_generator/json/cyclical_special.json.

For recurring events (e.g., holidays like Thanksgiving and Mother's Day).

Event Structure

Special events require a more detailed structure.

Structure:

{
  "event": "Event Name",
  "triggerDate": {}, // Please refer to explaination above
  "status_index": "Status Index",
  "goodFortunes": {
    "l_1_event": "Good Fortune 1",
    "l_1_desc": "Description 1",
    "l_2_event": "Good Fortune 2",
    "l_2_desc": "Description 2"
  },
  "badFortunes": {
    "r_1_event": "Bad Fortune 1",
    "r_1_desc": "Description 1",
    "r_2_event": "Bad Fortune 2",
    "r_2_desc": "Description 2"
  }
}

Empty Fields: If there are no fortunes to add, leave the corresponding fields as empty strings ("").
We support adding multiple special events on the same day, and the hash function will determine which event will be shown for that day.

Adding New Themes

JSON Theme Structure

When adding a new theme to fortune_generator/json/themes.json, follow this structure:

{
  "name": "theme_name",
  "properties": {
    "bg-color": "#hexcode",
    "good-fortune-color": "#hexcode",
    "bad-fortune-color": "#hexcode",
    "middle-fortune-color": "#hexcode",
    "title-color": "#hexcode",
    "desc-color": "#hexcode",
    "button-color": "#hexcode",
    "button-hover-color": "#hexcode",
    "toggle-theme-button-color": "#hexcode",
    "copy-result-button-color": "#hexcode",
    "copy-preview-result-url-button-color": "#hexcode",
    "date-color": "#hexcode",
    "special-event-color": "#hexcode"
  }
}

Guidelines for Adding Themes

Naming: Choose a unique and descriptive name for the theme.
Properties:
- Ensure that all property values are in valid hexadecimal format (#rrggbb or #rrggbbaa for transparency).
- Hex Format: Use lowercase for all hex color codes for consistency.
- Make sure the colors have sufficient contrast for readability.
Consistency: Maintain a visually coherent set of colors.
Testing: Preview your theme in the app to confirm that colors display as expected and are user-friendly.
Pull Request Naming:
- Use a clear PR name like Impr(theme): Add {theme_name} theme.

Quote Generator

Quotes

Exclude content that includes any unlawful, defamatory, abusive, threatening or obscene text.
Verify that your contribution meets JSON standards, specifically avoiding trailing comma at the end of a list.
Ensure that the added quotes are not duplicates of any existing ones.
Remember to name your pull request properly. For example, if you are adding new quotes, your pull request should be named Impr(quotes): Add {count} new quotes.

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