Contribute Your Code on Drupal.org, Part 2: Sandbox Projects

Beginners Guide to Contributing to Drupal : Prerequisites

Welcome to the second part of our series about how to contribute your code to Drupal.

Here are all the parts of the series:

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Previously we covered signing up to Drupal and setting up our account. This time we will guide you in the creation of a new sandbox project.

A sandbox project is the essential first step towards creating a full module or theme on Drupal.org.

  • Go to drupal.org and login.
  • Find the “Your Projects” tab, where you can add new projects such as modules and themes.

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If you have existing Sandbox projects (modules or themes that are waiting to be approved) or Full Projects (already approved), you will see the “Add a new project” below them.

  • Click on “Add a new project” to create a sandbox project.

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  • Next, choose what type of project you are going to make.

3

The next screens will ask for required information:

  • Name of the project
  • Maintenance status
  • Development status
  • Type a short description of the project

4

At this point, we have the basic details of our sandbox project. In the next tutorial, we can connect to Git and get access to commit code to Drupal.org.

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