docs: update readme files #4
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README.md (1)
Plugin name inconsistency found in configuration examples
There are inconsistencies in how the plugin is referenced across the configuration examples:
- Flat config uses
rxjsas plugin name- Legacy config uses
@smarttools/rxjsas plugin name- Rule references vary between
rxjs/no-async-subscribeand@smarttools/rxjs/no-async-subscribeThese inconsistencies should be unified to use the same plugin name format throughout the documentation.
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21-89: Verify plugin naming consistencyThe installation and configuration examples look good, but let's verify the consistency of plugin names used throughout the examples.
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26-89: Clear and comprehensive configuration examples!The documentation effectively covers both Flat Config and Legacy Config patterns with clear examples.
Consider adding comments in the code examples to indicate where users should add their specific parser options, as you've used the placeholder
// parserOptions herein some examples but not all.
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README.md (4)
Line range hint 7-19: Documentation structure improvements look great!
The clear separation between Flat Config and Legacy Config, along with the improved organization of sections, makes the documentation more user-friendly and easier to navigate.
Line range hint 1-136: Documentation improvements are excellent!
The changes significantly enhance the documentation's clarity and usability through:
- Clear badge additions for project status
- Well-structured configuration examples for both Flat and Legacy configs
- Improved rules table format with clear indicators for recommended rules and fixers
3-5: Verify badge URLs are functional
The badge additions look good, but let's verify the URLs are correct and functional.
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Badge URLs are correctly configured and functional
All badge URLs are properly formatted and resolve successfully with HTTP 200 status codes:
- NPM version badge URL with encoded package name
- GitHub Actions CI badge URL with correct workflow path
- MIT license badge (standard shields.io URL)
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Line range hint 91-136: Verify rule documentation links
The rules table is well-formatted and improves readability. Let's verify that all rule documentation links are valid.
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All rule documentation links are valid and accessible
All documentation links in the rules table return HTTP 200 status codes, indicating they are valid and accessible. The table provides accurate references to the rule documentation.
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packages/eslint-plugin-rxjs/README.md (4)
3-5: Great addition of status badges!
The added badges (NPM version, license, and CI status) provide valuable metadata about the project status and follow open source best practices.
Line range hint 7-24: Well-structured introduction and installation guide!
The documentation clearly explains:
- The upgrade from the original plugin
- Support for modern TypeScript and ESLint configurations
- Complete installation steps including prerequisites
Line range hint 91-133: Excellent rules documentation format!
The table format with symbols (✅ for recommended, 🔧 for fixers) provides a clear and scannable overview of all available rules. The links to detailed documentation for each rule enhance usability.
Line range hint 1-133: Overall excellent documentation update!
This README update successfully:
- Adds informative badges
- Clarifies modern ESLint configuration support
- Provides comprehensive installation and setup instructions
- Presents rules in a clear, well-organized table format
The changes make the documentation more user-friendly and maintainable.
Issue Number: #3
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Update readme files with badges
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README.mdwith new badges for NPM version and CI status.