# circuits 2.1.0 documentation

# Contributing to circuits

Here’s how you can contribute to circuits

## Share your story

One of the best ways you can contribute to circuits is by using circuits. Share with us your story of how you’ve used circuits to solve a problem or create a new software solution using the circuits framework and library of components. See our Users Page.

## Submitting Bug Reports

We welcome all bug reports. We do however prefer bug reports in a clear and concise form with repeatable steps. One of the best ways you can report a bug to us is by writing a unit test (//similar to the ones in our tests//) so that we can verify the bug, fix it and commit the fix along with the test.

To submit a bug report, please use:
  http://bitbucket.org/prologic/circuits/issues

## Writing new tests

We’re not perfect, and we’re still writing more tests to ensure quality code. If you’d like to help, please Fork circuits-dev, write more tests that cover more of our code base and submit a Pull Request. Many Thanks!

## Adding New Features

If you’d like to see a new feature added to circutis, then we’d like to hear about it~ We would like to see some discussion around any new features as well as valid use-cases. To start the discussions off, please either:

- Chat to us on #circuits on the FreeNode IRC Network

  or

- Submit a NEW Issue