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Devlopment
- Overview: A brief introduction to the tool's architecture, highlighting its design principles and core components.
- Component Diagram: An optional diagram illustrating the tool's components and their interactions, providing a visual understanding of the system's architecture.
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Major Libraries Used: A list of the primary libraries and frameworks used in the tool, along with a brief description of their purpose and how they are utilized within the project. For example:
- Flask: Used for the web server and API handling.
- React: Powers the frontend interface for dynamic user interactions.
- Socket.IO: Facilitates real-time bi-directional communication between web clients and servers.
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Code Structure: An explanation of the project's directory structure and the organization of key files and modules. This might include:
- /src: Contains the source code for the tool.
- /tests: Includes unit and integration tests.
- /docs: Documentation files and additional resources.
- /examples: Example scripts and usage demonstrations.
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Getting Started with Development: Quick start guide for developers to set up their development environment, compile the code, and make their first contribution.
Depending on the size and complexity of your project, as well as the intended audience, you can choose to include this information in one of the following places:
- GitHub Wiki: Ideal for larger projects where you expect to have extensive documentation. A dedicated Wiki page allows for better organization and easier navigation for different sections of the documentation.
- README.md: Suitable for smaller projects or for providing a brief overview. The README file can include a summary of the technical architecture and development documentation, with links to more detailed documents if necessary.
By creating a dedicated page for the technical architecture and development documentation, you ensure that all contributors have access to the information they need to understand and contribute effectively to the project.