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I'll work on it! |
Do you know where I can find the js code for OutgoingMessage, and are there any dependencies I should look at before attempting to add this documentation? |
You'll find the code in |
Hey! I would like to contribute with this if there is no one else already contributing. |
@matthenschke Are you working on this? @finhaa In the meantime you can take a look at nodetodo to find something interesting to work on! :) |
The task is all yours @finhaa ! :) |
Hey I would like to take this up if available |
Hey @rexagod, I won't be able to work in that task on this week. Sorry about that. @balrajsingh9 You can take this! |
I have set up the workspace, but I need a kickstart. Can someone please help me out here? I see a PR already opened referencing this issue, may I go ahead and borrow what's already documented from there? |
@balrajsingh9 You are free to look around and include in your PR whatever seems fit for this issue, I think @matthenschke won't mind, although you can include their commits in your PR in case you are entirely basing your work off of theirs, that way they can get credit for their work. :) |
I can work on this if nobody else is still. Are you working on it still @balrajsingh9 ? |
@jamesurobertson I was busy in moving abroad and finishing up with my current job. Please give me a week(max). If I don't finish this, I'll ping here and you may pick up. |
Hey guys, has this been done on can I work on this? |
@Hamza-324 I was giving @balrajsingh9 a few more days per his last response to work on it before I was going to take care of it. Any updates @balrajsingh9 ? |
@jamesurobertson Please go ahead. I was almost done, but settling in a new country is taking longer than it should. Please take this up. |
Okay @jamesurobertson, Best of luck with this (Y) |
AFAIK There's no documentation available for
http.OutgoingMessage
. Any new contributor willing to work on this can referhttp.IncomingMessage
for some inspiration.