Contribute
The EPrints Community thrives on contributions from users, developers, and repository administrators worldwide. Whether you are fixing a typo in the documentation, sharing usability feedback, or writing code for the core platform, your input helps make EPrints better for everyone.
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Contributing to the Wiki
Help us keep our documentation accurate, complete, and up-to-date.
- Wiki editing guidelines — Please read our style guide before creating or editing pages. It covers formatting standards, categorization, and best practices to keep our documentation organized and easy to navigate.
- Improve Existing Pages — Notice missing information or outdated instructions? Jump right in and edit!
- Create New Content — Have a tutorial, integration guide, or troubleshooting workflow to share? Check that a similar page doesn't already exist, then start writing.
Contributing to EPrints Development
Whether you are a developer, designer, or daily user, there are several ways to shape the future of the EPrints software platform:
- EPrints usability — Share your user experience feedback, report workflow bottlenecks, or contribute to accessibility and UI improvements.
- Releases and Upcoming — Explore released features, view proposed enhancements, or submit your own ideas for the roadmap.
- How to contribute to EPrints development — Learn about our development workflow, coding standards, pull request process, and how to set up a local development environment.
Source Code Repositories on GitHub
Our code, issue trackers, and official releases are hosted on GitHub:
- EPrints 3.4 on GitHub — Current codebase, active releases, and main issue tracker for version 3.4+.
- EPrints 3.3 on GitHub — Legacy codebase and issue tracker for version 3.3 maintenance.
Need help getting started? Ask a question on the EPrints-Tech mailing list or connect with community members on GitHub.
