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3-3: Improved badge styling, but consider adding more specific information.The new badges look visually appealing and consistent. However, they lack specific information such as version numbers or actual status that traditional badges often provide. Consider adding this information to make the badges more informative while maintaining the new style.
You could modify the badges to include more specific information, for example:
  Replace "passing", "v1.2.3", and ">=14" with actual values from your project.
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31-45: Excellent restructuring of the Quick Start section.The Quick Start section has been significantly improved. The streamlined installation instructions and multiple installation methods (npm, yarn, Homebrew) cater to different user preferences. The addition of a "try without installation" option is particularly useful for users who want to test the tool quickly.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what the
npx repopackcommand does, as it's not immediately clear that this is the "try without installation" option. For example:# Try Repopack without installation npx repopack # Install using npm npm install -g repopackThis small change would make it even clearer for new users.
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5-5: Improved introduction with clear use cases.The revised introduction is more concise and effectively communicates the purpose of Repopack. The mention of specific AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini) provides clear use cases, which is helpful for potential users. Good job on improving the clarity and relevance of the introduction.
24-29: Improved Features section formatting and clarity.The reformatted Features section is a significant improvement. The use of bullet points and emojis makes the list more visually appealing and easier to scan. The wording adjustments enhance clarity and conciseness, effectively communicating the key features of Repopack.
| ## 📋 Table of Contents | ||
| - [🌟 Features](#features) | ||
| - [🚀 Quick Start](#quick-start) | ||
| - [📊 Usage](#usage) | ||
| - [💡 Prompt Examples](#prompt-examples) | ||
| - [📄 Output File Format](#output-file-format) | ||
| - [⚙️ Command Line Options](#command-line-options) | ||
| - [🔄 Updating Repopack](#updating-repopack) | ||
| - [🛠️ Configuration](#configuration) | ||
| - [📂 Include and Ignore](#include-and-ignore) | ||
| - [📄 Custom Instruction](#custom-instruction) | ||
| - [🚫 Comment Removal](#comment-removal) | ||
| - [🔍 Security Check](#security-check) | ||
| - [🤝 Contribution](#contribution) | ||
| - [📜 License](#license) |
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Great addition of Table of Contents, but verify link fragments.
The new Table of Contents is an excellent addition that will greatly improve navigation within the document. The use of emojis for each section adds visual appeal and makes it easier to scan.
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@aniketprajapati-sud Please make sure that most of the information in the README has been erased by the code changes before creating a PR. I intentionally did not include a table of contents because I want you to quickly look at the Features and Quick Start. I'm sorry, but I will close this PR. |
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ok i will make sure of this thing : )
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Thank you for creating a PR.
Please make sure that most of the information in the README has been
erased by the code changes before creating a PR.
I intentionally did not include a table of contents because I want you to
quickly look at the Features and Quick Start.
I'm sorry, but I will close this PR.
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I have tried to make readme file more brief and understandable to other "i hope you like it maintainer it's my first contribution "
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