Public-facing website for the Pact Community Organization at https://pact-community.org.
- Mission: Make it easy and safe for businesses to start building with Pact.
- Vision: A trusted Pact ecosystem where businesses can confidently start using audited, reliable open source Pact contracts.
This repository implements the website that communicates and advances that mission and vision.
- Wiki: https://github.com/Pact-Community-Organization/pact-community-website/wiki
- GitHub Pages (preview): https://pact-community-organization.github.io/pact-community-website/
- Foundation repository (governance, docs, automation): https://github.com/Pact-Community-Organization/foundation
The initial tech stack is being defined. Until then, contributors can help by planning content and structure.
- Fork and clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/Pact-Community-Organization/pact-community-website.git cd pact-community-website - Create a branch linked to an issue (replace N):
git checkout -b feat/<short-topic>-#N
- Add or update planning docs under
docs/and assets underdesign/. - Commit with an issue reference (refs or closes):
git commit -m "docs: add homepage requirements (refs #5)" git push -u origin feat/<short-topic>-#N
- Open a PR describing the change and linking the issue.
When the implementation stack is finalized, this README will include local dev commands and build/deploy steps.
- Always reference an Issue in commits and PRs (e.g.,
refs #Norcloses #N). - Keep content consistent with the Foundation’s mission and voice; prefer reusing wording from the Wiki.
- Organize content:
docs/for content plans and requirementsdesign/for branding and visual guidelinessrc/for site source once the stack is chosen
- Follow the Wiki for standards and conventions.
.github/ # Workflows and repo config
/docs/ # Content plans (architecture, pages, requirements)
/design/ # Branding, visual assets, design tokens
/public/ # Static assets (favicons, robots, etc.)
/src/ # Website source (framework TBD)
README.md
This repository is solely for the public website. Foundation governance, broader documentation, and automation live in the Foundation repo: