| 1 | If you want to contribute, here are a few notes:
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| 3 | 1) If the changes are related in any way to the viewer itself (parsers that are used, handlers, shaders, etc.), then the unit tests must all pass.
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| 4 | This of course doesn't include unit tests that are directly related to the changes, and thus need to be updated.
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| 6 | 2) If the changes are related to real-time parts of the code, they should be efficient! There are no such things as real-time heap allocations (e.g. `new`, `[]`, `{}`), typed arrays are generally preferred for data storage over arrays/objects, and so on.
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| 8 | 3) Use `npm run dev` to start webpack in watch mode and re-build the source as you write it.
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| 10 | 4) Have fun :)
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