[🚀] Kickstart

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Project Description

Briefly describe your project here. Provide an overview of its purpose, features, and any other relevant information.

Table of Contents

• Installation
  • Linux
  • Windows
• Usage
• Contributing
  • Bug Report
  • Feature Request
  • Documentation Request
• Credits
• Contact

Installation

Linux

Provide instructions on how to install your project on Linux.

# Example commands for Linux installation
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourproject.git
cd yourproject
./install.sh

Windows

Provide instructions on how to install your project on Windows.

# Example commands for Windows installation
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourproject.git
cd yourproject
.\install.ps1

Usage

Provide detailed information on how users can effectively use your project. Include examples and code snippets if necessary.

Credits

Give credit to those who have contributed to the project. Mention their GitHub usernames or any other relevant information.

Contributing

How to contribute!

We welcome contributions from the community! If you would like to contribute, please follow the guidelines below.

Standards and Guidelines

Below is a set of general guidelines for different types of changes.

Pull Request Naming Guidelines

We use Conventional Commits for our pull request titles (and commit messages on the master branch). Please follow the guidelines below when naming pull requests.

For types, we generally use the following:

• feat: Introducing a new feature.
• impr: Enhancing an existing feature.
• fix: Rectifying a bug.
• docs: Solely modifying documentation.
• style: Adjusting code appearance without impacting functionality. (E.g., whitespace, formatting, semicolons)
• refactor: Restructuring code for readability, comprehension, or enhancement.
• perf: Optimizing code performance.
• test: Incorporating or rectifying tests.
• build: Modifying the build system or external dependencies. (E.g., gulp, npm)
• ci: Editing CI configuration files and scripts. (E.g., Travis, Circle, BrowserStack, SauceLabs)
• revert: Undoing a previous commit.
• chore: Miscellaneous changes not falling under the above categories.

Reporting & Requesting

Bug Report

If you encounter a bug, please create a detailed bug report following the template by clicking here.

Feature Request

If you have a feature request, please create an issue following the template by clicking here.

Documentation Request

If you find any gaps in documentation or would like to suggest improvements, please create an issue following the template by clicking here

Important

Feel free to share your thoughts on features, report any bugs, or propose enhancements. You can contribute by raising an issue or engaging in discussions. Every contribution plays a role in the projects growth.

License

This product is distributed under a proprietary license. For non-commercial use, this product is available for free.

Contacts

For more details about projects, services, or any general information. Feel free to reach out. Below are the best ways to contact our team:

• Email: Send us your inquiries or support requests at support@abblix.com.
• Website: Visit the official page for more information: website