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# Contributing to `piku`
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`piku` is a stable project, but we welcome contributions that:
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* Help us move beyond Python 3.8+ (which is the current target due to Linux LTS distribution alignment)
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* Help us do better automated testing
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* Improve documentation (some docs are a bit old by now)
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* Help us deploy `piku` in various Linux distributions and environments (check the sister repositories in the project)
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* Provide sample deployments of common applications (again, check the sister repositories in the project)
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* Allow us to better support more language runtimes
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* Allow us to support different web servers or process supervisors (Caddy springs to mind as a popular alternative for small VPSes)
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## Code Size / Style
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By its very nature, `piku` is a very small program. By today's standards of all-encompassing solutions this may seem strange,
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but it would benefit from being kept that way.
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So please keep that in mind when contributing.
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For instance, if your runtime or framework needs additional setup, it might be better to contribute an utility script to run
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in a `release` entry in the `Procfile` rather than patching `piku.py` -- but do hack at it if that is the best way to achieve it.
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