You found the Github organization of the Swiss Guide and Scout Movement!

scout-ch is a collection of open-source projects and tools that are used by the Swiss Guide and Scout Movement. The projects are used to support the activities of scouts across Switzerland. Some are developed and maintained by volunteers from the movement and others are maintained by external providers. Therefore some projects are to be considered community projects, while others are actively maintained by the Swiss Guide and Scout Movement.

Feel free to fork any repository you find here and create a pull request. We are happy to accept contributions from anyone who wants to help out. If you want to contribute to a specific project, please check the project's README file for contribution guidelines.

If you have a cool project or idea that you would like to share with the community, please contact us at [email protected]. We are always looking for new contributors and projects to support the movement.

To get your project listed in the organization long term, you should meet some requirements:

• You have defined a clear license for your project (e.g. MIT, Apache 2.0, etc.)
• You have a README file that describes the project and how to use it, and hopefully also how to develop it
• You have a contribution guideline that describes how to contribute to the project
• You clearly state the maintainer(s) of the project in the README file
• The repository has the community topic set
• The repository is public and open for contributions – private repositories are possible after talking to IT-KOM and giving a good reason
• Your project follows the IT-KomPass and the IT-Guidelines specifically
  • You keep your dependencies up to date (either regularly by hand or automatically using something like renovate-bot or dependabot)
• If you run a public instance of your projects, make sure it is on the IT-Landscape

If you don't want to think about a license, you can use the AGPL-3.0-or-later license. This license allows you to use the code for free, but requires you to share any modifications you make to the code with the community. This is a good way to ensure that the code remains open-source and available to everyone.