This repository contains organization-wide configuration, documentation, templates, and community health files used across The Nexment Project.
It is a special repository within the Nexment GitHub organization. Its purpose is not to contain a standalone software product, but to provide shared resources and standards that help keep Nexment repositories consistent, professional, and welcoming.
GitHub provides a special .github repository for organizations.
Files placed in this repository can be used as default configuration or community-health resources across repositories within the organization.
The Nexment Project uses this repository to maintain shared project standards and reusable resources.
This keeps common files in one place instead of unnecessarily duplicating the same content across every repository.
Depending on the needs of the organization, this repository may contain:
- Organization-wide documentation
- Issue templates
- Pull request templates
- Contribution guidelines
- Code of Conduct
- Security-related documentation
- GitHub configuration
- Community health files
- Shared templates
- Other organization-level resources
Individual Nexment repositories may contain additional documentation or configuration specific to that project.
As Nexment grows, maintaining the same standards independently across every repository can become difficult.
A central organization repository provides a common foundation.
It helps us maintain consistency in areas such as:
- Contribution
- Community behavior
- Security reporting
- Issue reporting
- Pull requests
- Documentation
- Open-source collaboration
The goal is simple:
Build every Nexment project independently while maintaining a consistent standard across the organization.
This repository is intentionally small.
It does not contain the source code for Nexment products, libraries, applications, or developer tools.
If you are looking for a particular Nexment project, visit the organization's repository list and open the repository for that project.
Each project should have its own README explaining its purpose, installation, usage, development process, and other project-specific information.
The files in this repository represent the general standards of The Nexment Project.
However, individual repositories may have additional requirements.
For example, a repository may have:
- A project-specific
CONTRIBUTING.md - Additional security requirements
- Different development commands
- Technology-specific guidelines
- Project-specific issue templates
- Different licensing requirements
When contributing to a specific Nexment project, always read that repository's documentation first.
Project-specific instructions take priority where they differ from general organization-level guidance.
Contributions to this repository are welcome when they improve the organization's shared resources or make collaboration easier.
Examples include:
- Improving documentation
- Fixing unclear instructions
- Improving templates
- Suggesting better contribution workflows
- Improving accessibility
- Fixing incorrect information
- Adding useful organization-wide resources
Before making a contribution, please read the contribution guidelines provided by the organization or the relevant repository.
Keep changes focused and explain the reason behind significant changes.
A contribution does not need to be large to be useful.
A small documentation improvement can sometimes be more valuable than a large unnecessary change.
Issues should be used for meaningful problems or improvements related to this repository.
Before opening an issue:
- Check whether an existing issue already covers the topic.
- Clearly explain the problem or proposed improvement.
- Provide relevant context.
- Keep the discussion respectful and constructive.
Issues are not intended for personal arguments, harassment, or unrelated discussions.
For support requests, use the appropriate support channel where available.
Pull requests should focus on one clear improvement whenever possible.
A good pull request should explain:
- What was changed
- Why it was changed
- Any relevant considerations
- Anything maintainers should review carefully
Please keep discussions technical and constructive.
Code or documentation reviews are about improving the project, not judging the person who submitted the contribution.
The Nexment Project believes that open source works best when people treat each other with respect.
Everyone has different levels of experience.
Some contributors may be experienced maintainers. Others may be making their first open-source contribution.
Both deserve respect.
Technical disagreements are completely normal. Personal attacks, harassment, intimidation, abuse, blackmail, discrimination, or deliberate humiliation are not acceptable.
Please read the organization's CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md before participating in Nexment projects.
Do not publicly disclose sensitive security vulnerabilities, credentials, private information, or exploitable security issues.
If you discover a security vulnerability affecting Nexment or one of its projects, report it responsibly.
For security-related concerns:
For general support:
Please do not use public GitHub issues or discussions for sensitive security reports.
This repository and its contents are open source unless a specific file states otherwise.
Nexment projects may use different open-source licenses depending on their requirements.
Most Nexment projects use the Apache License 2.0, while some projects may use the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Always check the LICENSE file of the individual repository for the exact license that applies.
The Nexment Project is maintained by its contributors and project maintainers.
Organization ownership and project direction are currently managed by:
GitHub: @ansh8996
You do not need to be an expert to contribute.
If something is unclear, ask.
If you find a mistake, report it.
If you have an improvement, propose it.
If you need help, use the appropriate discussion or contact:
Good open-source projects are built by people who are willing to learn, share knowledge, and help each other.
The Nexment Project
Built for developers with love from India.