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Contribution tracking
The foundation tracks repository activity across 63 supported React ecosystem repositories. GitHub activity is used for pull requests, issues, and commits where the API exposes reliable public signals.
Public accountability
Impact and accountability
The React Foundation publishes how support is measured, how decisions are reviewed, and what will be reported once funded work is underway.
Reporting status
First public report coming after funded work
The foundation has not published quarterly distribution reports yet. Until funded programs produce reportable outcomes, this page separates existing methodology from future reports and avoids sample allocation totals.
Existing methodology
Measurement starts with transparent inputs.
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Score calculation
The current contribution formula is PRs × 8 + Issues × 3 + Commits × 1. The scoring page explains the limits of this model and where maintainer review remains necessary.
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Distribution methodology
When funding is approved for a reporting period, available funds can be allocated against contribution scores, library impact, eligibility review, and published program constraints.
Intended report categories
Reports should be checkable records, not projections.
- Revenue and approved funding sources
- Maintainer and project support
- Education initiatives
- Accessibility and global participation work
- Impact metrics and known limitations
- Community feedback and follow-up actions
63 tracked repositories
Supported Ecosystem
These 63 tracked repositories define the current public ecosystem surface for contribution tracking. The list includes libraries, tooling, documentation, and React infrastructure repositories.
Core React · 7 libraries
Data Fetching · 7 libraries
Routing · 4 libraries
Forms & Validation · 5 libraries
Testing · 5 libraries
UI Components · 8 libraries
Animation · 4 libraries
Dev Tools & Bundling · 5 libraries
Data Tables · 1 library
Styling · 5 libraries
Total: 63 libraries tracked. Contribution tracking uses GitHub repository activity for supported projects.
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