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Update README #119

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@eminmtas eminmtas commented Jan 27, 2024

I just added some lines to README.md file to easily install cargo.

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    • Added installation instructions for cargo, including commands for installation and verifying the version.

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This update introduces a new section in the README.md file that provides installation instructions for cargo, a package manager for Rust. It includes commands for installing cargo using curl and for checking the installed version of cargo. The changes aim to assist users in setting up their development environment effectively.

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README.md Added installation instructions for cargo and a command to check the cargo version.

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@Unique-Divine Unique-Divine merged commit 365cf31 into NibiruChain:main Sep 25, 2024
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Line range hint 1-39: Consider further improvements to enhance the README's overall structure and content.

While the addition of Cargo installation instructions is valuable, there are opportunities to further improve the README:

  1. Add a "Getting Started" section that includes:

    • Prerequisites (e.g., Rust version, other tools)
    • Step-by-step setup instructions
    • How to run tests
    • How to contribute
  2. Include a "Usage" section with examples of how to use the smart contracts or interact with the project.

  3. Add a "Contributing" section with guidelines for potential contributors.

  4. Consider adding badges (e.g., build status, license, version) at the top of the README.

  5. Include a "License" section or link to the license file.

  6. Add a "Contact" or "Support" section for users who need help or want to reach out to the maintainers.

These additions would make the README more comprehensive and user-friendly, providing all the necessary information for both users and potential contributors.

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Comment on lines +30 to +39
## Install Cargo

- Install `cargo` with `curl`
```bash
curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
```
- Check `cargo` version
```bash
cargo version
```
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance the "Install Cargo" section with more context and details.

The new section provides clear and concise instructions for installing Cargo, which is great. However, consider the following improvements to make it more comprehensive and user-friendly:

  1. Add a brief explanation of why Cargo is necessary for this project.
  2. Include instructions or links for different operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux).
  3. Mention potential issues users might face during installation and how to resolve them.
  4. Add a link to the official Rust documentation for more detailed information.

Here's a suggested revision:

## Install Cargo

Cargo is the package manager for Rust and is required to build and manage dependencies for this project.

### Unix-like OS (Linux, macOS)

- Install `cargo` with `curl`:
  ```bash
  curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh

Windows

After installation, verify the cargo version:

cargo version

For more detailed instructions and troubleshooting, visit the official Rust documentation.

Note: If you encounter any issues during installation, please refer to the troubleshooting section in the official documentation or open an issue in this repository.


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_:hammer_and_wrench: Refactor suggestion_

**Consider reordering the README sections for better flow.**

The new "Install Cargo" section is currently placed at the end of the README. To improve the document's flow and help users set up their environment more efficiently, consider moving this section earlier in the document.


Suggested order of sections:

1. Project title and brief description
2. Project structure
3. Install Cargo (new section)
4. Hacking (development commands)

This order provides a logical progression from project overview to setup instructions to development commands, making it easier for new contributors to get started.

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