mod.lab is a web-based platform developed as part of my Bachelor's thesis. It brings together a collection of tools and resources for exploring, creating, and experimenting with digital media and related workflows.
Want to submit your own tool to mod.lab?
Send it to: [email protected]
If you are new to GitHub, no problem.
The CONTRIBUTING.md file contains a short step-by-step guide explaining:
- how to open an issue;
- how to report a bug;
- how to suggest a feature;
- how to fork the repository;
- how to create a branch;
- how to submit a pull request.
You can also find all currently open and closed issues in the repository's Issues section.
Suggestions for new features or improvements to existing functionality are very welcome.
Feel free to open an issue and describe:
- what you would like to see changed or added;
- why you think it would be useful;
- how you think it could improve mod.lab.
If you report a bug, please include:
- a short description of the problem;
- steps to reproduce the issue, if possible;
- the expected and actual behaviour;
- screenshots, error messages, or other relevant information.
If you have already fixed the bug yourself, you are welcome to submit a pull request with your changes.
You can find more information on how to submit a pull request here: CONTRIBUTING.md.
The source code of mod.lab itself is publicly available for transparency, research, and educational purposes.
However, the source code is not licensed for unrestricted reuse, redistribution, or incorporation into other projects. In particular, you may not copy, modify, redistribute, or use the source code or substantial parts of it in other projects without explicit permission.
Please refer to the LICENSE file for the complete terms and conditions.
The open-source tools featured on mod.lab remain subject to their respective licenses. Links to their original repositories are provided throughout the website.
My own open-source tools developed as part of this project are available under their respective open-source licenses:
Feel free to explore, use, report issues, or contribute to these projects.
Visit mod.lab to explore the project and its tools.
Please read the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md before participating in the project.
The Code of Conduct describes the expected behaviour for everyone contributing to or interacting with the mod.lab project.