📦 Sentari Kit

This folder contains everything a candidate needs to complete an interview task.

Tech stack: Next.js 15 (App Router, React Server Components) React 19 TypeScript Tailwind CSS 3 Supabase

Structure:

contrib/
 ├─ README.md                # you are here
 ├─ template/                # minimal repo candidates will fork
 └─ scripts/
     └─ verify-contrib.sh    # maintainer helper to check a submission

Read template/README.md for the instructions you will send to candidates.

Folder structure

contrib/
 ├─ README.md                # this guide
 ├─ template/                # minimal project template for contributors
 │   ├─ src/
 │   │   ├─ lib/
 │   │   │   └─ sampleService.ts
 │   │   └─ app/api/sample/route.ts
 │   ├─ tests/
 │   │   └─ sample.test.ts
 │   ├─ package.json         # locked dependency versions
 │   ├─ tsconfig.json
 │   └─ .eslintrc.json
 └─ scripts/
     └─ verify-contrib.sh    # one-liner acceptance script for maintainers

Quick workflow overview

1. A contributor forks the template/ repo (or clicks Use this template on GitHub).
2. They implement their feature following template/README.md and make sure pnpm lint && pnpm test are both green.
3. They generate a patch.diff or simply share the repository URL in the designated Issue.
4. You run scripts/verify-contrib.sh <repo-url> to clone the repo and execute the automated checks offline.
5. If it passes and looks valuable, you manually cherry-pick / copy the code into the main code-base.

Important: everything lives under the contrib/ sub-directory