Upload Your Content

Use this form to upload content you'd like to share with the rest of the community. You might have useful examples, helpful form snippets, timesaving end points, or even production ready solutions you'd like to share.
We check that your submitted content is what it says it is before it appears on the site, but won't test your uploaded files for functionality or best practice. Make sure all personal data (email addresses in action fields is a common one) is removed from your examples before uploading.
Upload your Resource
1. Resource name
2. Use the template below to tell us more about your resource. Keeping it consistant with other contributed content it makes it easier for everyone.If your source code is open and public, please feel free to add it's url.
3. Describe in more detail what you are uploading <p> Let us know what your resource does, who might like to use it, why you developed it, or what problem it solves. </p> <p> What is the output from your resource? An email, a process is started, or another api call is made? Maybe there is none which is fine, state that too. </p> <table class="borchestergenericgeneral" style="width: 100%"> <tbody> <tr> <th style="width: 30%">Dependencies</th> <td>Are there any dependencies outside of the GOSS Platform?</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Contributors</th> <td>Only if you'd like to let people know</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Docs</th> <td>Is there any documentation you can link to?</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>
4. Zip File
  Upload a zip file with a single resource and its dependencies. If you'd like to contribute lots of content, please complete this form once for each resource rather than putting them all in a single zip.
5. Status (optional)
  
  Example
  
  Getting started
  
  Good to go
  Is your resource in use somewhere, a useful starting point, or a helpful example?
6. Licence (optional)
  
  CCBY-SA4.0
  
  MIT
  
  OGL
  Where possible include a licence with your submission, then select which license you want to apply. MIT is best for code, creative commons and the open government licences are better for content or documentation.
The Legal Bit
1. So that we can accept contributed content we need to make sure you have the right and authority to provide it and are happy to share it using an open license. This then protects others who want to use it. You will find the contributor agreement here.
2. I have read and accept the contributor agreement

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