Getting Started

Up and Running with ZenHub

ZenHub layers additional functionality on top of the GitHub UI that is essential to our daily workflow.

1. Create a ZenHub account.
2. Install the Chrome or Firefox extension.
3. Ask to be added to the WordImpress organization on GitHub if you're not already.

Once you're up and running with ZenHub you will see additional features available in GitHub such as the Boards and Reports. If you don't see them, you may need to check if you've added the extension properly.

Navigating Repositories

There are more than 30+ individual public and private repositories within the GiveWP product ecosystem. Some of these repos are public and some are private. Each has the following files which serve distinct purposes:

1. README.md - This file provides a basic understanding of the repo and high level setup instructions. The main purpose is to serve as a general pointer to additional instructions and information within the Wiki (if applicable).
2. CONTRIBUTING.md - General contribution guidelines for the public. This may point to specific wiki sections that are relevant to the audience.
3. Wiki - Written mainly for contractors and the development team. The Wiki is intended to help inside and outside developers understand the internal project workflow within GitHub + ZenHub.