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Update README.md #380

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@glenviewjeff glenviewjeff commented Mar 29, 2025

Added production mode and Windows changes

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    • Enhanced the instructions for running the application, detailing both slower developer mode and faster production mode workflows.
    • Added clear commands for building and starting the app in production.
    • Provided a note to assist Windows users with environment compatibility.
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The pull request updates the instructions in the README file for running the application locally. The document now differentiates between developer mode (noted as slower) and production mode, introducing new commands for building (pnpm run build) and starting (pnpm start) the app. It also adds a note advising Windows users to prepend cross-env to the build command in package.json for compatibility.

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File(s) Change Summary
README.md Updated local run instructions to specify a slower developer mode and a faster production mode using pnpm run build and pnpm start. Added a note for Windows users regarding the use of cross-env in package.json.

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    %% Developer Mode Flow
    User->>Terminal: Run dev command (e.g., "npm start")
    Terminal->>App: Launch app in developer mode (slower)

    %% Production Mode Flow
    User->>Terminal: Run "pnpm run build"
    Terminal->>Terminal: Execute build process
    User->>Terminal: Run "pnpm start"
    Terminal->>App: Launch app in production mode (faster)
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
README.md (1)

156-158: Windows Build Note: Minor Formatting Nitpick

The note for Windows users is helpful. However, please consider removing the extra trailing space after cross-env (i.e. from cross-env to cross-env) to ensure consistency and avoid potential command‐parsing issues. Additionally, address any potential punctuation concerns as flagged by static analysis.

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[uncategorized] ~156-~156: Possible missing comma found.
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156-156: Spaces inside code span elements
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[uncategorized] ~156-~156: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...pending cross-env to the appropriate line as follows: `"build": "cross-env NODE_...

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README.md

156-156: Spaces inside code span elements
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README.md (2)

139-144: Developer Mode Instructions Look Good

The instructions for running the application in developer mode (slower) and the associated command (pnpm run dev) are clear and correctly placed.


151-155: Production Mode Instructions Are Clear

The newly added production mode commands (pnpm run build and pnpm start) correctly distinguish the faster production workflow. The placement and formatting within the code block are appropriate.

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elie222 commented Mar 30, 2025

Thanks!

@elie222 elie222 merged commit f2ad30c into elie222:main Mar 30, 2025
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elie222 commented Mar 30, 2025

Added cross-env to the command so others don't need to do it! Thanks for the contribution!

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