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Important Review skippedAuto reviews are disabled on base/target branches other than the default branch. Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the WalkthroughThe documentation in the README has been overhauled. A new section titled "CodeGraph - Knowledge Graph Visualization Tool" has been added, along with badges from Dockerhub and Discord. The "Getting Started" section was renamed to "Running Locally" with renumbered steps. Component descriptions were reformatted into a numbered list with bolded names, and instructions for setting up environment variables (including correcting "SECRET_TOKEN") were clarified. Additionally, new sections for accessing the web interface and community engagement have been introduced. Changes
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: Section Heading Introduction
The main header and introductory subheading clearly introduce the tool. However, note that the subheading on line 3 is missing a space after the hashes. Consider updating it as follows to improve readability:-###Visualize your repository with our graph for code analysis +### Visualize your repository with our graph for code analysis🧰 Tools
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: Improve Image Alt Text
The image on line 11 uses a generic alt text ("Alt Text"). For better accessibility and SEO, consider providing a more descriptive alternative text that explains the image content.
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: Start FalkorDB Instructions
The instructions for starting FalkorDB using Docker are clear. You might consider adding a brief note reminding users to ensure that Docker is installed and configured on their system.
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: Community Engagement Section
The new "Community" section is well organized and provides clear avenues for feedback and support through GitHub Issues and Discord.On line 116, the call to action uses an exclamation mark; while this is engaging, you might consider using a more neutral tone for a professional setting. For example, ending with a period could be more suitable.
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[style] ~116-~116: Using many exclamation marks might seem excessive (in this case: 3 exclamation marks for a text that’s 1756 characters long)
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: Extraneous Marker Removal
An extraneous dash appears on line 9. Verify that this deletion is intentional and that the overall markdown formatting remains consistent afterward.
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: Clear Call-to-Action for Live Demo
The "Live Demo" link is prominently placed and inviting. The formatting is clear and helps draw user attention.
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: Section Title: Running Locally
The new "Running Locally" section is well introduced and clearly indicates the upcoming setup instructions. Ensure header styles are consistent throughout the document.
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: Clear Component Enumeration
The numbered list detailing the three core components uses bold formatting effectively to highlight names. This change improves clarity and guides the reader through the project’s structure.
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: Backend Startup Instructions
The steps for cloning the backend repository and navigating into it are straightforward. Verify that the repository link is up to date.
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: Backend Environment Setup
The instructions for setting environment variables have been improved—particularly the correction of the "SECRET_TOKEN" spelling. This helps prevent potential setup issues.
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: Backend Dependency Installation
The commands for installing dependencies and launching the backend are concise and clear. No further changes needed here.
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: Frontend Setup Instructions
The cloning instructions for the frontend repository, including changing directories, are clear. Ensure that these instructions reflect the current repository structure.
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: Frontend Environment Configuration
The environment variable setup for the frontend is well structured and clearly mirrors the backend’s configuration. This consistency is beneficial for the user.
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: Frontend Dependency Installation
The installation commands for the frontend dependencies are presented clearly. This section is straightforward and user-friendly.
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: Local Repository Processing Command
The curl command for analyzing a local repository is now better formatted with line breaks, which improves readability. You may consider adding a brief note on what each parameter represents for users unfamiliar with the command.
99-101
: Note on Supported Languages
The note clarifying that only C and Python files are currently supported (with plans for additional languages) is helpful. It sets the right expectation for the user.
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: Accessing the Web Interface
The directions to access the web interface are clear and provide a direct link. This addition improves user navigation after setup.
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Description
Added a detailed introduction to the
README.md
file.Enhanced setup instructions for running the project locally.
Included a new "Community" section with support links.
Improved formatting and structure for better readability.
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README.md
Revamped README.md with introduction and setup details
README.md
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