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35-37: Add safety checks and logs when copying README.md.
The “copy-readme” target straightforwardly copies README.md into the “augurs/” directory. For clarity and maintainability, consider adding an echo statement to confirm a successful copy and handle potential copy failures by exiting with a non-zero status if the README is missing.Example improvement:
copy-readme: - cp README.md augurs/README.md + if [ ! -f README.md ]; then + echo "ERROR: README.md not found." + exit 1 + fi + cp README.md augurs/README.md + echo "README.md copied successfully."js/README.md (1)
11-15: npm install instructions are concise.
Useful snippet for quickstart. Consider linking to Node.js or npm docs for newcomers.
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13-13: Ensure the new target runs from the correct directory.
Adding "just copy-readme" within the build sequence is helpful, but consider verifying that the README file and the “augurs” directory exist in the expected location to avoid potential copy errors.
As a follow-up, you can run a script to ensure that the “README.md” and “augurs” directory both exist when the build target executes.
✅ Verification successful
The copy-readme target is correctly positioned in the build sequence
The verification shows that the target is well-placed because:
- README.md exists in the root directory
- The
augursdirectory is created by thebuild-innertarget which runs beforecopy-readme - The
copy-readmetarget runs after allbuild-innertargets complete, ensuring the destination directory exists
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Checking existence of README.md and augurs directory
test -f README.md && echo "README found."
test -d augurs && echo "augurs directory found."
Length of output: 73
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the content of the justfile to understand the copy-readme target
cat js/justfile
# Also search for any other justfile in the repository
fd justfile
Length of output: 1211
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check if the README.md exists in the repository root and check the augurs directory creation
# in the build-inner target which runs before copy-readme
test -f README.md && echo "README.md exists in root"
# Check if augurs directory is created during build-inner target
grep -r "out-dir.*augurs" js/justfile
# Let's also verify the directory structure
ls -la augurs 2>/dev/null || echo "augurs directory not present yet (created during build)"
Length of output: 283
js/README.md (9)
1-2: Title and heading are clear.
The main heading “augurs” succinctly identifies the package and sets the tone for the rest of the documentation.
3-6: Badges effectively convey information.
The badges for version, downloads, and license are ready to inform users of the state of the package. No issues spotted.
7-8: Clear introduction.
“JavaScript bindings for the augurs time series framework.” is concise, giving readers immediate context.
9-10: Installation heading is correctly marked.
No issues here, straightforward approach.
17-20: Usage heading and preliminary explanation.
The mention that “Full usage docs are still to come” is good. Helps manage user expectations.
21-25: Import statements are adequately demonstrated.
The example code for imports is well-structured and easy to follow.
35-37: Prophet model creation is clear.
The example demonstrates how to use a WASM-based optimizer with Prophet.
38-56: Data usage and transformations are logically demonstrated.
Training data arrays, pipeline fitting, model fitting, and predictions show a straightforward flow. No code issues spotted.
58-62: License disclaimers are transparent.
Dual-licensing details are well stated. No further action needed.
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@bsull/augurswith JavaScript bindings for the augurs time series framework.README.md.Chores
copy-readmeto ensure theREADME.mdis included in the build output.