docs: Add desktop application development section to README #524
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WalkthroughThe changes add a new section to the README detailing planned support for desktop application development. This section outlines the prerequisites (Node.js v16+, npm v8+, and the Tauri framework), provides a preview of the development workflow with specific commands, and updates the To-Dos list to include the creation of the desktop application. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant CLI as Command Line
participant Desktop as Desktop App Framework (Tauri)
Dev->>CLI: Run "npm install"
Note right of CLI: Installs required dependencies
Dev->>CLI: Run "npm run desktop:dev"
CLI->>Desktop: Launches desktop app in development mode
Dev->>CLI: Run "npm run desktop:build"
CLI->>Desktop: Builds and packages desktop application
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69-73: Clarify Framework Consistency in Desktop Section
The new "Desktop Application Development" introduction is a valuable addition. However, there's an inconsistency: the description mentions “using a framework like Electron” while the prerequisites list specifies “Desktop application framework (Tauri)”. Please clarify which framework is intended, so developers are not confused about the planned technology stack.
74-78: Enhance Prerequisites Clarity with Documentation Links
The prerequisites list is clear. For added clarity, consider providing hyperlinks to the official documentation for Node.js (v16+), npm (v8+), and the selected desktop framework. This will help developers quickly verify system requirements and prepare their environment.
79-91: Verify Future Implementation Commands Alignment
The workflow commands for the future desktop support are well-documented. Please ensure that these commands (e.g.,npm run desktop:devandnpm run desktop:build) are later added to the project’s configuration (like package.json) to match the documented process once the feature is implemented.
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93-99: Confirm Updated To-Dos List Consistency
The updated To-Dos list now includes “Creating the desktop application,” aligning with the new documentation. Ensure that the numbering and formatting remain consistent with the rest of the document and with project guidelines for clarity and completeness.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~93-~93: It appears that a hyphen is missing in the plural noun “To-Dos”.
Context: ...tribution npm run desktop:build ``` ## To Dos - 1. **Creating the mobile version of t...(TO_DO_HYPHEN)
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Do not add non existing commands to readme |
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@tachyons can i work on this? |
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Fixes #509
Describe the changes you have made in this PR -
Added documentation for desktop application development to the README.md, including:
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