We welcome your submissions to help grow Awesome-Swarm.
Our goal is to have a community-driven list of projects that showcase the capabilities of Swarm and are helpful to our users and developers.
Below are a few guidelines on how to submit a pull request and get accepted quickly.
- Submit one item per pull request
- When a project stops seeing activity, we first move it to archived.md rather than deleting it — a gentle middle ground that keeps still-useful code and ideas discoverable. Entries there can move back into the main list if development resumes, and only long-abandoned ones are eventually removed altogether. It is a separate file (not a section of this list) because the Awesome guidelines ask that unmaintained or archived items be kept out of the main list
- Project is related to Bee or Swarm. We do not list forks of Swarm or tooling built for them
- Format:
[Name](https://github.com/<source-code>) - Short description, under 160 characters, sentence case - Must be Free software and have the complying LICENSE properly set up