Just open a PR! Or feel free to create an issue if you would like feedback on your idea before working on it.
Some design philosophies that you should abide by if you want to contribute source code:
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Make things private by default. We want to reduce incrementing versions for trivial changes and to do that we should expose as little as possible.
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Things to make public: Anything needed by
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Things to make private/pub(crate): Try to make things private by default, but in particular the parser and target-specific (excel, google sheets, etc) code should not be exposed. Ideally we should be able to change these without churning the version numbers.
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As few dependencies as possible. If you don't absolutely need the dependency, it's better not to include it.
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Target the lowest version of the dependency you need. Ideally we want to be as flexible as possible if someone includes the csv++ source code, so that means not targetting high dependency versions unless necessary.
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Target as few features as possible from the dependency. If the dependency splits it's functionality into multiple features than only include what you need.
All code should conform to the guidelines set by: