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Updates the profile/README.md to streamline the introduction, add quickstart sections for usage and installation, and refine the contributing instructions.
- Refines the main tagline and removes the previous feature description
- Adds “Get Started,” “Clang Tools — Simplified,” and “Easy Installation” sections with relevant links
- Updates the “Contributing” section formatting
| ## Cpp Linter | ||
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| **Lint your C/C++ code in an automated workflow** | ||
| **Automated linting for your C/C++ code** |
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[nitpick] Consider reintroducing a brief feature summary (e.g., analysis of formatting, diagnostics, error fixing) that was removed to provide users with an overview of Cpp Linter's capabilities, perhaps under a 'Features' section.
WalkthroughThe README for the Cpp Linter project was restructured and expanded to improve clarity and provide explicit setup instructions. New sections on getting started, simplified clang tools usage, and easy installation via package managers were added. The contributing section was reformatted for better readability. Changes
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9-9: Consider using a Markdown heading instead of bold emphasis for the tagline.Markdownlint flagged MD036 (“Emphasis used instead of a heading”). Converting the tagline to a heading enhances structure and accessibility. For example:
- **Automated linting for your C/C++ code** + ### Automated linting for your C/C++ code🧰 Tools
🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)
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18-24: Clang Tools section is clear; fix trailing whitespace.The “Clang Tools — Simplified” section logically presents binaries and Docker images. Ensure there’s no trailing whitespace on these lines, as pre-commit hooks will strip them. For example:
- We provide ready-to-use **binaries** and **Docker images** of key `clang-tools`: + We provide ready-to-use **binaries** and **Docker images** of key `clang-tools`: ... - * [clang-tools-docker](https://github.com/cpp-linter/clang-tools-docker) + * [clang-tools-docker](https://github.com/cpp-linter/clang-tools-docker)🧰 Tools
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11-17: Well-defined “Get Started” section.The new “Get Started” section clearly guides users to integrate Cpp Linter via GitHub Actions and pre-commit hooks. The links and descriptions are concise and actionable.
25-30: Easy Installation section looks solid.Providing pip and asdf installation options makes onboarding simpler for different workflows. The instructions are clear and correctly formatted.
34-36: Contributing section enhanced for readability.Splitting the thank-you note and invitation to contribute into two sentences improves clarity. This is a helpful refinement to the contributing guidelines.
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11-13: Great “Get Started” sectionThis header and introductory sentence clearly guide users on integrating the linter into their workflows.
15-16: Links to action & hook repositories are clearThe bullet points for
cpp-linter-actionandcpp-linter-hooksaccurately describe their purpose in CI pipelines and local development.
18-20: Informative “Clang Tools — Simplified” sectionThe combination of header and explanatory sentence effectively communicates the availability of prebuilt binaries and Docker images.
22-23: Repository links are consistentThe links for
clang-tools-static-binariesandclang-tools-dockerare properly formatted and point to the correct locations.
25-27: Concise “Easy Installation” introductionThe header and follow-up sentence succinctly present modern package manager options.
29-30: Installation options are accurateThe pip and asdf links are correct and clearly labeled for users.
34-34: Friendly closing in “Contributing” sectionThis thank-you note is welcoming and encourages community engagement.
Co-authored-by: Brendan <2bndy5@gmail.com>
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