Developer Guide

Welcome to the OpenCue Developer Guide. This section offers resources for developers looking to contribute to the OpenCue project or build applications that integrate with it, and we encourage and value community contributions - whether you’re fixing bugs, adding new features, or enhancing documentation, your efforts help make OpenCue better for everyone.

Getting Started

If you’re new to OpenCue development:

1. Review the OpenCue source code structure
2. Start with the sandbox testing environment to get a local instance running
3. Check out existing issues labeled “good first issue”
4. Join the developer community on Slack

Contributing

• Read our Contributing to OpenCue guide for detailed information on the contribution process
• Learn about GitHub Issues and pull request workflows
• Sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA)
• Test your changes in the sandbox environment
• Update relevant documentation

For questions or assistance, reach out on our Slack channel.

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Table of contents

• Contributing to OpenCue
• Using the OpenCue Sandbox for Testing
• Cuetopia Technical Reference
• CueCommander Technical Reference