Feature and its Use Cases
The current README feels slightly messy and not beginner-friendly. New developers may find it difficult to quickly understand how to install, import and use the package.
We should restructure the documentation and add a dedicated docs folder in the repository. This folder will contain separate .md files, with content directly copied from the current README (no modifications required to avoid delays in merging).
Each file should be organized by different use cases, such as:
At the same time, the main README should remain concise and contain only the basic guide that appeals to both beginner and advanced developers.
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Feature and its Use Cases
The current README feels slightly messy and not beginner-friendly. New developers may find it difficult to quickly understand how to install, import and use the package.
We should restructure the documentation and add a dedicated docs folder in the repository. This folder will contain separate .md files, with content directly copied from the current README (no modifications required to avoid delays in merging).
Each file should be organized by different use cases, such as:
Separate .md files for different tech stacks
A dedicated .md file for npm installation
At the same time, the main README should remain concise and contain only the basic guide that appeals to both beginner and advanced developers.
Additional Context
No response
Code of Conduct