TradeSkillMaster is a World of Warcraft addon composed of a core module and several feature modules. Each module lives in its own top-level folder (for example `TradeSkillMaster/`, `TradeSkillMaster_Auctioning/`) and contains a `.toc` manifest plus one or more `.lua` files. Most modules also include `ChangeLog.txt` and `LICENSE.txt`. The root contains repository metadata like `README.md` and `.github/` templates.
## Build, Test, and Development Commands
There is no build system in this repository. To run locally, copy the desired module folders into your WoW AddOns directory (for example `World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns/TradeSkillMaster_Auctioning`) and use `/reload` in-game after changes. Manual in-game verification is the default test loop.
## Coding Style & Naming Conventions
Lua files use tab indentation in existing code; follow that style when editing. Keep module folder names and primary files aligned (`TradeSkillMaster_Mailing/TradeSkillMaster_Mailing.lua`, `TradeSkillMaster_Mailing.toc`). Use clear, descriptive function and local variable names, and avoid introducing new globals unless required by the addon API.
## Testing Guidelines
No automated test framework is present. Validate changes by enabling the addon in-game and exercising the affected feature paths. When changes are module-specific, test both module initialization (login/reload) and the primary UI workflows.
## Commit & Pull Request Guidelines
Recent commit messages are short and action-focused (for example “add group scan”, “skip wipe of data when searching”). Keep messages concise and imperative when possible. For pull requests, follow the template in `.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEPMLATE.md`: include a clear description, reference issues with `Fixes #<id>`, select a change type, describe test steps, and complete the self-review checklist.
## Agent Notes
When adding or renaming modules, update the `.toc` and matching `.lua` filenames together, and ensure any new files are listed in the `.toc` manifest. Keep changes scoped to the relevant module folder to avoid cross-module regressions.
