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feat: ✨ create readme content for documentation
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lang: en-US
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title: README.md
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description: README.md
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content: https://kalai.fairdataihub.org/api/generate?title=Codefair%20Documentation&description=README.md&app=codefair&org=fairdataihub
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# :book: README
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A README file provides an introduction to your project, helping users understand its purpose, installation steps, usage examples, and more. Codefair checks for a `README.md`, `README.txt` or `README` (at the root, in `.github`, or in `docs`) to ensure clear project documentation.
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## :hammer: How to fix the README issue
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If Codefair does not detect a README file, it will flag a compliance issue on the dashboard. To resolve:
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- Click on the **Add README** (or **Edit README** if a file already exists) button in the issue dashboard.
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- The README editor UI will open.
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- Write or update your project overview, installation instructions, usage examples, and any other relevant information.
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- Click **Save and push README to repository** to create a pull request.
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- Review and merge the PR on GitHub (or click Save Draft to continue editing later).
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::: info
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A well-written README file is highly recommended to guide users and contributors. Though it is not strictly require for FAIR Archival releases.
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## :memo: Recommended Sections
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While there is no default template, a comprehensive README file often includes:
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- Project name and description
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- Table of contents (for longer docs)
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- Installation instructions
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- Usage examples
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- Contribution guidelines
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- License and authorship
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- Support or contact information
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Feel free to tailor these sections to your project's needs.
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## :fountain_pen: README editor UI
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The editor UI lets you:
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- Write content from scratch.
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- Preview how the markdown formatting will render on GitHub.
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- Edit the contents directly in the browser.
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- Save & push to create a pull request, or Save Draft to continue later.
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You must be signed in with your GitHub account to access the README editor. Codefair uses [GitHub OAuth](installation.md#key-oauth-sign-in-permissions) to sign into Codefair.
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