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The following requirements are necessary for a module to be included in `zmk-modules`: The following requirements are necessary for a module to be included in `zmk-modules`:
- [] The module is named according to convention - [ ] The module is named according to convention
- [] The module has been tested and confirmed working - [ ] The module has been tested and confirmed working
- [] The module features a `README.md` file describing the module - [ ] The module features a `README.md` file describing the module
- [] The module is licensed under an MIT-compatible license, preferably through a `LICENSE` file - [ ] The module is licensed under an MIT-compatible license, preferably through a `LICENSE` file
- [] The module follows the general style of other modules of the same type found in `zmk-modules` - [ ] The module follows the general style of other modules of the same type found in `zmk-modules`
- [] There are no unused files or folders present in the module - [ ] There are no unused files or folders present in the module
- [] The module is up-to-date with the current version of ZMK - [ ] The module is up-to-date with the current version of ZMK
- [] If the module defines keyboards or hardware components, said keyboards/components are available for public use (sold by a vendor, open source, etc.) - [ ] If the module defines keyboards or hardware components, said keyboards/components are available for public use (sold by a vendor, open source, etc.)
- [] If the module defines boards or shields, they follow the "good board/shield definition practices" - [ ] If the module defines boards or shields, they follow the "good board/shield definition practices"
### Module File ### Module File