• For option names, surround them with a single backtick (`). `--example` will be rendered as --example
• For auto-editor output or tracebacks, surround them with triple backticks.

``` auto-editor --version

Auto-Editor Version: x ```

Will be rendered as:

auto-editor --version

Auto-Editor Version: x 

• See what does and doesn't work.
• If you're confused what --option does. Run auto-editor --option --help

Fork the main repo and then clone your repo. Replacing USER with your actual GitHub username.

git clone https://github.com/USER/auto-editor.git
cd auto-editor

Then make a new branch and call it something like patch-1, support-for-gif, or fix-typo

git branch patch-1
git checkout patch-1

Then open up your favorite text editor and apply your changes.

Auto-Editor uses black and isort to keep the code tidy and consistent. Install with:

pip install black isort

Run isort and black on the root folder in this order. Apply this to your code before you commit it.

isort auto_editor
black auto_editor

Go to https://github.com/WyattBlue/auto-editor/pulls and hit the "New Pull Request" button.

GitHub should autofill in the rest since you've made a fork. Make sure you select the branch you've made and not master.