Welcome to SignageList! This guide will help you submit new digital signage products or update existing ones.
We accept submissions through GitHub Issues to maintain a transparent curation process. This means:
- Public Review: All submissions are visible to the community
- Open Discussion: Anyone can comment on and review submissions
- Community Input: The community can help verify information and suggest improvements
- Trackable History: All changes and decisions are publicly documented
- Quality Assurance: Multiple eyes help ensure accuracy and completeness
This approach ensures that our digital signage directory remains trustworthy, accurate, and community-driven.
- Create a free GitHub account (if you don't have one)
- Go to Create an Issue
- Click "New Issue"
- Select the "π Suggest a New Product" template
- Fill out all required fields with accurate information
- Create a free GitHub account (if you don't have one)
- Create a new issue with the title:
[Update] <Product Name> - Describe what information needs to be updated
- Provide the new/corrected information
If you would like to make a pull request to add a new product or update existing data:
- Fork the repository
- Make your changes to the product data files in
data/products/(YAML format) - Run
bun run checkto validate your changes against the schema - Commit your changes
- Submit your pull request
No build step is required β Hugo generates pages directly from the YAML data files at deploy time.
You can also use the interactive CLI to add a new product:
bun run addThis will walk you through creating the YAML file and optionally processing a logo.
The headquarters location is determined by where the company has the most headcount, not necessarily where it is legally incorporated.
If a product is open source (open_source: true), also provide:
license: SPDX License Expression (e.g.,MIT,AGPL-3.0-only). See https://spdx.org/licenses/ for the full list of identifiers.source_code_url: URL to the public source code repository (e.g.,https://github.com/org/repo)
A product should only be marked as open_source: true if its source code is publicly available under an OSI-approved license.
If a product holds security or regulatory certifications, set the relevant fields to true:
soc2: SOC 2 Type II certifiediso27001: ISO/IEC 27001 certifiedhipaa: HIPAA compliantcra: EU Cyber Resilience Act compliantfedramp: FedRAMP authorized
All compliance fields default to false if not specified.