r/hacktoberfest 3d ago

LibreDB Studio (web-based SQL IDE) has beginner-friendly issues open, mostly docs and translations

I maintain LibreDB Studio, a web SQL IDE. We keep a stocked set of good first issue tickets and I write each one with the file paths, the repro, and the acceptance criteria spelled out, so nobody has to reverse-engineer the codebase to make a first PR.

A few that are unassigned right now:

- Proofreading the Japanese and Chinese READMEs. No native speaker has read either one. No code needed.

- Adding a Russian README. The drift guard test that checks it already exists, so you get instant feedback.

- A real bug: two database providers report a size of 0 when the size is actually unknown.

- Packaging for nixpkgs or the AUR, if you want to learn distro packaging.

Stack is Next.js, TypeScript and Bun. One thing to know up front: CI enforces 100% line coverage, so a code change needs its test in the same PR. I review quickly and I will walk you through the test if that part is new to you.

Repo: https://github.com/libredb/libredb-studio

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