Thank you for wanting to help us! Here is some info before you get started.

Discodes is separeted into 3 parts

Main page §

If you want to update our page you can see repository here Resources that we use can be found in Helpers

Workspace §

If you want to make blocks. You can find the repository here

Getting started §

All you need is a code editor, then you can download your code, easiest way is to use GitHub desktop. In terminal write cd app to get inside of app folder run npm install to install all dependencies, then npm run dev to view it locally at http://localhost:5173/

Creating a block §

All blocks are located inside a /lib/blocks/js folder under specific category Examples of using blocks can be found in Blocks We are using the latest discord.js version 14.14

Toolbox §

Adding block to toolbox §

All toolbox blocks are located inside a /lib/entries folder under specific category

Using Toolbox §

Toolbox is defined inside entries/index.ts you must import the folder and then define it in the toolbox bellow, select a color, name.

For creating the folder you can look at others, but it´s very basic. it exports an array of blocks like

export default [
    {
        kind: "block",
        type: "categoryName_blockName"
    },
]

You can also add a text in there

{
    kind: "label",
    text: "Custom text inside a toolbox!"
},

Group of blocks §

And making a group of blocks when defining the block, using the same inputs. You can define the blocks with either “shadow” or “block” shadow will act like a placeholder that can be overwritten by another block. while block can be removed entirely.

{
    kind: "block",
    type: "text_forEach",
    inputs: {
        TEXT: {
            shadow: {         //This can be either shadow or block
                type: "text", //added a text with "Hello World!"
                fields: {
                    TEXT: "Hello World!"
                 }
            }
        }
    }
},

Documentation §

To help write the documentation, you need to understand what blocks does, you should specify the input, example and output. ideally what a code will output. Everything should be understandable for youngest users. You can find the repository here

Getting started §

To start you need to have code editor and obsidian. Once you have it downloaded you use in terminal npm i then npx quartz build --serve and you should be able to view it locally at http://localhost:8080/

Using Markdown §

Here you can find a detailed tutorial for using markdown in obsidian markdown

Authoring Content §

adds properties at the top of the page.

• title : Title of the page. If it isn’t provided, Quartz will use the name of the file as the title.
• aliases : Other names for this note. This is a list of strings.
• draft : Whether to publish the page or not. This is one way to make pages private in Quartz.
• date : A string representing the day the note was published. Normally uses YYYY-MM-DD format

Then you open your obsidian app and open the content folder, and you can start with updating the docs. Once you are done you simply make a pull request and wait for someone to review your changes.