Update README.md #472
Update README.md #472
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WalkthroughThe README.md file was extensively expanded and reorganized to provide detailed setup instructions, configuration options, supported languages, contributing guidelines, license, and support contact information. The documentation now includes a project logo, quick start guide, and structured component setup, transforming it into comprehensive onboarding material. Changes
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🧹 Nitpick comments (13)
README.md (13)
10-15: Improve image accessibility
The image alt text"FalkorDB Code Graph"could be more descriptive for screen readers (e.g.,"Visualization of Code Graph output"), and ensure the external asset URL remains accessible.
22-27: Enhance prerequisites with links
Link directly to the Docker, Python, and Node.js download pages to streamline the setup process for new users.
32-37: Component table formatting
Consider formatting port numbers as inline code (e.g.,6379) for visual consistency in the table.
48-50: Specify branch in clone command
Consider adding--branch mainto thegit cloneto avoid ambiguity if the default branch changes.
52-59: Backend environment variables
Well-documented; you might reference a.env.exampletemplate to make this even more developer-friendly.
96-99: Cross-platform curl syntax
Using single quotes for the JSON payload may fail in PowerShell; consider adding a Windows-friendly example.
100-107: Ignore list flexibility
The provided ignore list is good; you could mention support for glob patterns or allow reference to a.falkorignorefile.
111-111: Frontend URL punctuation
Add a trailing period after the sentence for consistency with other instructions.
126-130: Supported Languages phrasing
Optionally add a comma after “Currently” (e.g., “Currently, supported:”) for grammatical precision.
132-136: Upcoming languages ordering
Consider sorting the “Coming soon” list alphabetically to make future additions easier to manage.
145-147: Support email formatting
Convertsupport@falkordb.cominto amailto:link (e.g.,<support@falkordb.com>) to improve click-through.
158-158: Tone of call to action
The exclamation adds enthusiasm; consider toning it down if a more professional style is preferred.
160-160: Keyword list formatting
Turning the final keywords into a dedicated “Keywords” section or a code block will improve readability.
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README.md (20)
1-4: Header alignment with HTML
The use of an HTML<div align="center">block works on GitHub but may not render on all Markdown engines. If universal compatibility is desired, consider removing raw HTML or documenting this dependency.
16-18: Quick Start clarity
The Quick Start section concisely links to a live demo; consider adding a brief note on what users will see in the demo to set expectations.
20-20: Prerequisites heading
Heading is clear and correctly leveled.
28-31: Running Locally introduction
This section clearly outlines the multi-component architecture for local development.
38-38: Step 1 heading style
Consistent heading formatting makes this step easy to follow.
44-46: Step 2: Setup Backend
Clear and concise instructions for backend setup.
62-62: Tip placement
The.envfile tip is helpful and well positioned.
64-64: Install and run Backend
Straightforward and accurate commands for backend installation.
70-70: Step 3 heading style
Consistent heading level for frontend setup.
74-76: Frontend clone instructions
Verify that the frontend repository URL is correct; if it's a separate repo, update accordingly.
78-83: Frontend environment variables
Variables mirror the backend and look correct for local development.
85-89: Install and run Frontend
Good sequence of commands for installing and starting the frontend.
91-91: Step 4 heading
Clear and consistent with previous steps.
113-114: Configuration section
Clear structure that separates configuration from usage.
117-124: Environment Variables table
Comprehensive and well-formatted; consider noting expected data types or formats next to each variable.
137-139: Contributing section
Link toCONTRIBUTING.mdis clear and encourages contributions.
141-143: License section
Standard MIT license reference is correctly placed.
148-150: Support links
Discord, GitHub Issues, and Docs links are formatted correctly.
152-153: Footer divider
Use of---for separation is consistent with Markdown conventions.
154-157: Acknowledgment footer
Centered credit to the FalkorDB team is a nice personal touch.
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Updated readme
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Documentation
Description
• Complete README.md restructure with professional formatting and layout
• Added comprehensive setup guide with prerequisites and step-by-step instructions
• Enhanced documentation with configuration tables and environment variables
• Added support information, contributing guidelines, and SEO keywords
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README.md
Complete README overhaul with enhanced documentationREADME.md
• Complete restructure with centered header and professional layout
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Added detailed prerequisites, setup steps, and configuration tables
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Enhanced with support links, contributing section, and SEO keywords
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Improved formatting with better organization and visual elements
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