Welcome to OpenWebStore, an open-source repository dedicated to hosting and showcasing various website templates. This platform allows developers and designers to contribute their projects, making it a diverse collection for anyone seeking inspiration or practical solutions for web development.

Contributors are welcome.

• The project aims to deliver high-quality code to everyone hassle-free and quick.
• This project is listed under TRC's Winter of Code for open-source contributions.
• This repo, is purely dependent on the kind contributions we recieve.

• Spread some love by leaving a ⭐️!
• If you'd like to lend a paw, check out the fundings on the right side. 🌟🐾

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Neutx/Open-Source-Web-Store.git

2. Navigate to the Project Directory:

   cd Open-Source-Web-Store

3. Run LiveServer Extension

   download the live server extension from VS code's extension library

If you come across any challenges or issues with the script, please take a moment to share them via the "Issues" tab on the GitHub repository. Use the provided template to give specific details about the problem. Your input helps me quickly address bugs and consider contributions.

To contribute new code, please ensure that it is submitted to the TEST BRANCH WITH YOUR USERNAME. Please note that merges be performed on the MAIN branch, only after reviewing your branch of the fork.

When creating pull requests, it is essential to thoroughly document all changes made. This includes documenting any additions made to the tweaks section and ensuring that corresponding undo measures are in place to remove the newly added tweaks if necessary. Failure to adhere to this format may result in denial of the pull request. Additionally, comprehensive documentation is required for all code changes. Any code lacking sufficient documentation may also be denied.

Contributions are welcome. Please read our contributing guidelines before contributing.

© 2021 Adil Parwez

The Open Web, a free software, is licensed under GPL v3.0. It is shared with the hope that it proves
useful,but it comes without any warranty—neither implied merchantability nor fitness for a specific
purpose.

Open Source doesn't mean a free pass to copy the app, upload it elsewhere, or sell a closed-source
version. Please read the following carefully:

1. If you make a copy of the software under GPL, it must be under the same license. Uploading it on
closed-source platforms like PlayStore/AppStore/not on GitHub without distributing the source code
is not allowed.
  
2. Selling any copied or modified version of the app under a "non-free" license is prohibited.
You must provide a copy with the original software or clear instructions on how to obtain it. State
all changes, disclose thefull source code, include the same license, and retain all copyrights.

In simple terms, you can ONLY use the source code for this app in an `Open Source` project under
`GPL v3.0` or later.
Ensure your source code is clearly disclosed on platforms like GitHub, provide instructions on
obtaining the original software, clearly state all changes, and retain all copyrights. Usage under
any "non-free" license is strictly forbidden.

See the GNU General Public License for more details.

Thanks a lot for spending your time helping The Open Web grow. Thanks a lot! Keep rocking 🍻.