Contribute to Ivinco Open Source Projects on GitHub
Mindaugas Zukas··Updated Ivinco's open source projects live on GitHub at github.com/Ivinco. We publish them so the wider community can use, fork, and contribute back. They include Sphinx Search plugins and infrastructure tools.
We have published our open source projects on Github — to make it easier for people who use our projects to contribute.
You can find our public projects on Ivinco's GitHub.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us or leave a comment.
Looking for help building or scaling your own open source project? See our development services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find Ivinco's open source projects?
All our open source code is on GitHub at github.com/Ivinco. You'll find Sphinx Search plugins (DokuWiki, WordPress) and infrastructure tooling.
How do I contribute to an Ivinco open source project?
Same as any GitHub project: fork the repository, make your changes, and open a pull request. For larger features, opening an issue first to discuss the approach is a good idea — it saves you from writing code that doesn't fit the project direction.
What kinds of projects does Ivinco open source?
Mostly search engine plugins, such as the Sphinx Search plugins for DokuWiki and WordPress, and infrastructure tools.
Can I use Ivinco open source projects commercially?
Yes, within each project's license. Licenses differ between projects, so check the LICENSE file in each repo for the specific terms. If you build something commercial on top of our code, we'd love to hear about it.
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