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A utility to convert Malagasy 🇲🇬 numbers, dates, and times into their word representations.

github.com/nifaliana/tanisa

nifaliana/tanisa

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# Welcome to Tanisa 🇲🇬 Hey there, Thanks for stopping by! Whether you're here to squash bugs, sprinkle in new features, or just correct that one typo that's been bugging you — you're awesome and we appreciate you. This guide is your magic scroll to contributing like a pro. Please read it before opening issues or sending pull requests. It helps us help _you_ help _us_. --- ## 🐛 Bug Reports & 🧠 Feature Ideas Found a bug? Got a genius idea at 2AM? We want to hear it! Pop it into the [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/nifaliana/tanisa/issues) — but first: Check if someone else already reported it. Include: - How to make the bug appear (step-by-step wizardry) - Your Tanisa version - Any tweaks you made (we don’t judge) --- ## 🤝 Pull Requests Pull requests are like party invites — we’re thrilled to receive them. Before you crash the repo with your awesome code: 1. Work from the latest **main** branch. 2. Check if someone already fixed that issue. 3. For big stuff, open an issue first so we can cheer you on. **To contribute**: 1. Fork the repo. 2. Make your changes — focus, grasshopper. 3. Pass all local tests, pre-commits and pre-push (Tanisa is picky). 4. Write meaningful and [conventional commit](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/) messages (not just “fix stuff” 😅). 5. Open that pull request. 6. Watch the CI like a hawk — fix if it fails. 7. Stick around for feedback, high fives, or emoji reactions. --- ## 🔍 Not Sure Where to Start? We label issues with things like `help wanted`, `bug`, `enhancement`, and `question`. Check out `help wanted` for a warm welcome into the codebase! --- ## Be Kind. Code Nice. We follow the [Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct.html). Basically: Be cool, be respectful, and remember — behind every GitHub handle is a real human with feelings. --- ## ⚖️ License Stuff Check the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for the legal spells. We may ask you to confirm you're cool with our open-source terms when you contribute. --- 🎉 That’s it! Now go forth, brave contributor, and may your PRs be swift and your bugs be tiny.