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Blockly is open source and is primarily maintained by a small team. We welcome contributions from developers outside the core team; there is no way for us to build every requested feature or fix every reported bug without our community. This section contains general guides that may be helpful to you especially if you are new to open source development.
For information specific to Blockly that you should read before making a contribution, see the Contributing to Core and Contributing to Samples sections.
Which repository?A repository contains all the files for a single project. Blockly has two repositories: blockly core and blockly-samples.
Blockly core is the repository for the Blockly library. Use this repository if you want to make a change to core Blockly behaviour in a way that will apply to all users of the library.
Blockly samples is the repository for samples, plugins, and codelabs. Use this repository if you want to create or modify a plugin; write a codelab; or create or modify a sample.
Step by stepThese are the general steps you will follow any time you make a change.
develop branch. In blockly-samples this is the master branch.npm install in the root directory.git checkout -b myBranchName in a terminal. The name should help you remember what you're working on.git commit -am "fix: My commit message". Read more about commit messages.git push origin myBranchName.Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.
Last updated 2025-05-23 UTC.
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