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CONTRIBUTING.md

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 This is a guide for contributors.
 
-## How to dev
+## Design
+
+Please read the slides about css-modules-kit (in Japanese).
+
+- https://speakerdeck.com/mizdra/css-modules-kit
+
+## Repo Setup
+
+```console
+npm install
+npm run test
+```
+
+## npm-scripts
 
 - `npm run build`: Build for production
-- `npm run dev`: Run for development
 - `npm run lint`: Run static-checking
 - `npm run test`: Run tests
 
+## How to debug
+
+You can run code in debug mode from the "Run and Debug" panel in VS Code. To start debugging, select one of the following configurations.
+
+- `codegen (...)`: Debug for `codegen` package
+- `eslint-plugin (...)`: Debug for `eslint-plugin` package
+- `stylelint (...)`: Debug for `stylelint` package
+- `vscode (...)`: Debug for `vscode` and `ts-plugin` package
+- `vscode-test`: Debug for `npm run test:vscode`
+
+Good to know:
+
+- You can set breakpoints in `*.ts` files.
+- In VS Code, you can view the tsserver log with `F1 > TypeScript: Open TS Server log`.
+  - Runtime errors from `ts-plugin` are output there.
+- In VS Code, you can view the Extension Host log with `F1 > Output: Show Output Channels... > Extension Host`.
+  - If the extension fails to load, the log will be output there.
+
+## Pull Request Guidelines
+
+1. Write your code
+1. Add tests if necessary
+1. Update documentation if necessary
+1. Pass `npm run lint` and `npm run test`
+1. Run `npx @changesets/cli add` to create a changeset if the change affects users
+   - The summary should be in the following format:
+     - For bug fixes: `fix: ...`
+     - For new features: `feat: ...`
+     - For dependency updates: `deps: ...`
+     - For everything else: `chore: ...`
+1. Create a pull request
+
+Good to know:
+
+- There are no rules for commit messages. Write whatever you like!
+
 ## How to release
 
-- Wait for passing CI...
-- ```bash
-  git switch main && git pull
-  ```
-- ```bash
-  npm run build -- --clean && npm run build
-  ```
-- ```bash
-  npx @changesets/cli version
-  ```
-- ```bash
-  npx @changesets/cli publish
-  ```
-- ```bash
-  git push --follow-tags
-  ```
+css-modules-kit is released using [changesets](https://github.com/changesets/changesets) on CI. Please read the following workflow file.
+
+- https://github.com/mizdra/css-modules-kit/blob/main/.github/workflows/release.yml
+
+Merging a pull request titled "Version Packages" will trigger a release.
+
+- https://github.com/mizdra/css-modules-kit/pulls?q=is%3Apr+Version+Packages+in%3Atitle

README.md

@@ -6,15 +6,17 @@ A toolkit for making CSS Modules useful.
 
 By default, CSS Modules have limited language features in editors. For example:
 
-- Clicking on `styles.button` does not jump to its definition in `Button.module.css`.
-- When renaming `styles.button`, the corresponding `.button {...}` in `Button.module.css` is not renamed.
-- Performing "Find All References" on `styles.button` does not find its definition in `Button.module.css`.
+- Clicking on `styles.button` does not go to its definition in `Button.module.css`.
+- Renaming `styles.button` does not rename the corresponding `.button {...}` in `Button.module.css`.
+- Find all references of `styles.button` does not include its definition in `Button.module.css`.
 
-It has been difficult to solve these issues because the TypeScript Language Server (tsserver) does not handle CSS files. Since tsserver does not hold information about CSS files, it cannot calculate jump destinations or determine which code should be renamed.
+It has been difficult to solve these issues because the TypeScript Language Server (tsserver) does not handle CSS files. Since tsserver does not load CSS files, it cannot determine which definitions to go to or which code to rename.
 
-css-modules-kit addresses this by using a TypeScript Language Service Plugin. With this plugin, css-modules-kit extends tsserver to handle `*.module.css` files. As a result, many language features like code navigation and rename refactoring become available.
+css-modules-kit solves this problem by using the [TypeScript Language Service Plugin](https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Writing-a-Language-Service-Plugin). With this plugin, css-modules-kit extends tsserver to handle `*.module.css` files. As a result, rich language features like code navigation and rename refactoring become available.
 
-Additionally, css-modules-kit provides various development tools for CSS Modules, such as a stylelint plugin and a utility for generating `*.d.ts` files.
+Another method that provides rich language features is to use the VS Code Extension API (see: https://github.com/Viijay-Kr/react-ts-css). However, it only supports VS Code. On the other hand, css-modules-kit is based on the TypeScript Language Service Plugin, so it supports other editors as well.
+
+Additionally, css-modules-kit provides various development tools for CSS Modules. For example, stylelint plugins and the tool that generates `*.d.ts` files.
 
 ## Supported Language Features
 
@@ -56,7 +58,7 @@ https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4af168fa-357d-44e1-b010-3053802bf1a2
 </details>
 
 <details>
-<summary>Create CSS Module file for current file.</summary>
+<summary>Create CSS Module file for current file</summary>
 
 If there is no CSS Module file corresponding to `xxx.tsx`, create one.
 
@@ -194,13 +196,21 @@ When this option is `true`, `import { button } from '...'` will be added. When t
 }
 ```
 
+## Supported CSS Modules features
+
+- `:local(...)` and `:global(...)`
+- `@keyframes <name> { ... }`
+- `@value <name>: <value>;`
+- `@value <name>[, <value>]+ from <module-specifier>;`
+- `@import <module-specifier>;`
+
 ## Limitations
 
 To simplify the implementation, some features are not supported.
 
-- Sass/Less are not supported.
-  - If you want to use Sass/Less, please use [happy-css-modules](https://github.com/mizdra/happy-css-modules). Although it does not offer as rich language features as css-modules-kit, it provides basic features such as code completion and Go to Definition.
-- The name of classes, @value, and @keyframes must be valid JavaScript identifiers.
+- Sass and Less are not supported.
+  - If you want to use Sass and Less, please use [happy-css-modules](https://github.com/mizdra/happy-css-modules). Although it does not offer as rich language features as css-modules-kit, it provides basic features such as code completion and Go to Definition.
+- The name of classes, `@value`, and `@keyframes` must be valid JavaScript identifiers.
   - For example, `.fooBar` and `.foo_bar` are supported, but `.foo-bar` is not supported.
   - See [#176](https://github.com/mizdra/css-modules-kit/issues/176) for more details.
 - `:local .foo {...}` is not supported.
@@ -210,10 +220,4 @@ To simplify the implementation, some features are not supported.
 - `@keyframes :local(foo) {...}` is not supported.
   - Use `@keyframes foo {...}` instead.
   - Meanwhile, `@keyframes :global(foo) { ... }` is supported.
-- css-modules-kit does not work on VS Code for Web.
-
-## History of this project
-
-This project was created as a next-generation tool to replace [happy-css-modules](https://github.com/mizdra/happy-css-modules).
-
-happy-css-modules was also a tool that provided language functionality for `*.module.css`. However, the tool was limited in the type of language features it could provide. To solve this limitation, css-modules-kit was created.
+- VS Code for Web is not supported.