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docs: mentions app dir and its location #74

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@thephez thephez commented Nov 18, 2024

Since #22, an app dir is used to store data and the .env file. Remove section about manually creating .env and mention where the app dir is on each platform.

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    • Improved clarity and usability of the README.md file.
    • Added shell tag for better syntax highlighting in code blocks.
    • Introduced a new section on the application directory for enhanced user guidance.
    • Removed the previous section on creating a .env file, as it is now automatically generated by the application.

Also remove section about creating .env since it is done automatically now
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The README.md file for the Dash Evo Tool has been updated to enhance clarity and usability. Key changes include the addition of the shell tag for code blocks to improve syntax highlighting, particularly in the installation instructions. A new section titled "Application directory" has been added to guide users on the application directory structure across different operating systems. The previous instructions for creating a .env file have been removed, as this file is now automatically generated by the application. Overall, the document's structure remains consistent, focusing on user experience improvements.

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README.md - Added shell tag to code blocks for better syntax highlighting.
- Introduced "Application directory" section detailing paths for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Removed instructions for creating a .env file, which is now automatically generated.

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With tags for shells and paths to find,
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The .env now appears with grace,
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89-89: Fix article usage

Change "creates a application directory" to "creates an application directory" for correct grammar.

-When the application runs for the first time, it creates a application directory and stores an `.env` file in it
+When the application runs for the first time, it creates an application directory and stores an `.env` file in it
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[misspelling] ~89-~89: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ...ion runs for the first time, it creates a application directory and stores an `.e...

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[misspelling] ~89-~89: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
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39-45: LGTM! Improved code block formatting

The addition of shell tags for command blocks enhances readability through proper syntax highlighting.

Also applies to: 61-73, 83-83


87-95: LGTM! Clear documentation of app directory locations

The new section effectively documents the app directory locations across different platforms and explains the automatic .env file creation process.

Let's verify the app directory paths are correctly documented:

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Let me verify the paths by checking the actual implementation.


The documented application directory paths are accurate

The implementation uses the directories crate with ProjectDirs::from() which follows platform-specific conventions:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Dash-Evo-Tool/
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\Dash-Evo-Tool\config (expands to C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Roaming\Dash-Evo-Tool\config)
  • Linux: ~/.config/dash-evo-tool/

The paths in the README match these standard locations, and the code correctly implements the directory creation and .env file handling.

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LGTM

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