AuthKit is committed to providing respectful, professional, practical, and safe environment for everyone who contributes to or participates in the project.
Examples of behavior that contribute to a positive environment include:
- using respectful language and tone
- focusing on technical issues rather than individuals
- assuming good intent while asking for clarification when necessary
- giving and receiving constructive feedback
- keeping discussions relevant to the project
- respecting different technical opinions and approaches
- accepting decisions made by maintainers in good faith
Examples of unacceptable behavior include:
- harassment, discrimination, or intimidation
- personal attacks, threats, or abusive behavior
- deliberately insulting or humiliating other participants
- doxxing or sharing private or personally identifying information without permission
- sustained or repeated disruption of project discussions
- unwanted sexual or otherwise inappropriate conduct
- any other behavior that creates an unsafe or hostile environment
This Code of Conduct applies to all project spaces and interactions related to AuthKit, including:
- issues
- pull requests
- code reviews
- GitHub discussions
- project-related public channels
- other spaces where participants are representing or directly interacting with the AuthKit project
The same standards are expected to apply regardless of a person's role, including contributors, maintainers, reviewers, and community members.
If you experience or witness unacceptable behavior, report it privately to the project maintainers.
When possible, include:
- a description of what happened
- relevant links, screenshots, or timestamps
- the people involved
- any other context that may help with the investigation
Please avoid publicly discussing reports involving personal or sensitive information.
Reports will be reviewed as promptly as reasonably possible and handled with appropriate confidentiality.
If report concerns maintainer, that maintainer should not participate in reviewing or deciding the outcome of the report.
Maintainers are responsible for interpreting and enforcing this Code of Conduct.
Depending on the severity, frequency, and impact of the behavior, possible actions include:
- a private or public warning
- requesting that a participant stop specific behavior
- temporary restriction from project spaces or interactions
- removal of comments or other project content
- temporary suspension of participation
- permanent removal from project spaces
Enforcement decisions will be proportionate to the circumstances and may take into account previous incidents.
Maintainers may also take immediate action when necessary to protect participants or the project environment.
Reports should be made in good faith.
Knowingly submitting false allegations, fabricating evidence, or using the reporting process to harass or target another participant may itself constitute violation of this Code of Conduct.
This Code of Conduct is adapted from the Contributor Covenant, version 2.1.