Community & Support

Trustpoint is an open-source project licensed under the MIT License. You can view the full license here. The core project, its documentation, and related tools are all available within the Trustpoint GitHub organization.

Open-Source & Contribution

Aligned with the principles of the open-source ecosystem, Trustpoint welcomes contributions from the community. Whether it’s a feature request, a bug report, or a pull request, the Trustpoint team values all contributions. Here are the main repositories within the Trustpoint GitHub organization that are open for community involvement:

  • Trustpoint-Project/trustpoint: The main repository of the Trustpoint project, containing the core functionality, application code, and essential components. Refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file to learn more about how to contribute.

  • Trustpoint-Project/trustpoint-client: The client-side application repository, which includes all client-specific features and user interface components.

  • Trustpoint-Project/trustpoint-devid-module: A specialized module for device identification, providing functionality for unique device verification and integration.

Trustpoint Community

Trustpoint has a community that emphasizes openness and collaboration. The Trustpoint team aims to share their vision and work together with community members to shape the project. The project roadmap is publicly available and open for feedback, allowing the community to provide insights that may influence future developments. Ideas and suggestions are welcome.

Community members contribute to resources related to Trustpoint, such as tutorials and plugins, which enhance the overall ecosystem. The documentation is also open-source, encouraging contributions from those who wish to improve it.

🤓 Want to join the community?

There are multiple ways to engage with the Trustpoint community:

  • GitHub: Participate in discussions, open issues, or submit pull requests.

  • Social Media: For the latest updates and news about Trustpoint, follow us on LinkedIn .

  • Discord: Join our Discord server to chat with community members and the core Trustpoint team.

Support

Trustpoint is provided as a free, open-source project for users who wish to self-host the software. If you run into an issue or have a question, Github Issues is the ideal starting point for support. Both the Trustpoint community and core developers regularly monitor the repository and respond to posts.