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eklavya2201/breakinggood

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Is eklavya2201/breakinggood beginner-friendly?

We have not seen enough recent pull requests from outside contributors to eklavya2201/breakinggood to say how often they are merged. 2 beginner-friendly issues are open now.

Stars
10
Forks
1
Open beginner issues
2
Indexed issues
31
Avg merge
17h 48m
Merged PRs (30d)
4
Dominant language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Last GitHub push
Oct 21, 2026
Latest indexed
Oct 22, 2026
Contributing guide
No contributing guide
Code of conduct
No code of conduct
Beginner labels
good first issue help wanted

How to contribute to eklavya2201/breakinggood

  1. There is no contributing guide, so start from the README and a few recently merged pull requests to see how changes are proposed.
  2. Your contributions will be published under the project's MIT license.
  3. Pick one of the 2 open beginner-friendly issues below and comment that you want to work on it before you start.

Issues somebody may already be working on are listed last. List everything by date

  • Site mode: Svelte / SvelteKit output
    Open
    good first issue

    Difficulty 3/5 1-2 days Newbie friendliness 65/100

    eklavya2201/breakinggood#4 ·

  • Site mode: --framework next option
    Open
    good first issue

    Difficulty 4/5 3-5 days Newbie friendliness 55/100

    eklavya2201/breakinggood#3 ·

  • Stack detection: Elixir / Phoenix
    Open
    good first issue

    Difficulty 2/5 1-3 hours Newbie friendliness 78/100

    eklavya2201/breakinggood#2 ·

  • Stack detection: Deno and Bun-native projects
    Open
    good first issue

    Difficulty 2/5 1-3 hours Newbie friendliness 78/100

    eklavya2201/breakinggood#1 ·

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