SCF Public Goods Maintenance

Project documentation for SCF Public Goods Maintenance process and tooling.

Browse the documentation here: https://scf-public-goods-maintenance.github.io/

Contributor Setup: Automated Formatting & Linting

To maintain a consistent line length of 101 characters across all documentation, we use pre-commit to automate the "folding" of Markdown files.

1. Install pre-commit

You only need to do this once on your machine:

• macOS/Linux (Homebrew): brew install pre-commit
• Any OS (Python/Pip): pip install pre-commit

2. Activate Hooks

Run this command in the project root to link the hooks to your local Git:

pre-commit install

3. Usage

Automatic: When you run git commit, the hooks will automatically fold any long lines. If changes are made, simply git add the file again and commit.

Manual Check: To check all files without committing, run:

pre-commit run --all-files

Recommended: VS Code Setup

If you use VS Code, install the Prettier and markdownlint extensions. The project's .vscode/settings.json is already configured to fold lines automatically whenever you save.

Local Pages Build

GitHub automatically builds this project as a Pages sites on pushes to the main branch. For smaller content edits, it's not necessary to preview a local build. This is, however, recommended for larger changes, especially those that affect the Jekyll config or theme.

1. Install Jekyll
2. Local dev preview:

cd docs/
bundle exec jekyll serve --watch

License

CC-BY 4.0

This hub is a public good. You are free to copy, remix, and share this work — for instance on Discord, Notion, or in your own docs. Our only "bond" is attribution: always (deep)link back to the source. It ensures our governance stays transparent and the thread remains connected.

🔗 Source: scf-public-goods-maintenance.github.io