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First, I'll like to try to make a test for some of the python code here. The reason being, if the test is made it will make everything more reliable, and easier for both of us to change safely in the future. I can do this quickly and it wont interfere with the project.
Secondly, I would like to suggest that CLI (or code) in READMEs or any .md file be copy/paste-able in the terminal exactly as written. This might mean some removal of asterisks and movement of description out of the code blocks and into the normal markup text. This would leave the only thing inside the backticks actual code or commands.
The reason I suggest this is because:
It makes instructions easier to skim
Its an investment in improved accessibility. Text readers should be accounted for, and leaving code blocks to be exclusively code does that.
It makes the code copy/paste-able with no further editing. I believe this is the intended design of the system.
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First, I'll like to try to make a test for some of the python code here. The reason being, if the test is made it will make everything more reliable, and easier for both of us to change safely in the future. I can do this quickly and it wont interfere with the project.
Secondly, I would like to suggest that CLI (or code) in READMEs or any .md file be copy/paste-able in the terminal exactly as written. This might mean some removal of asterisks and movement of description out of the
code blocksand into the normal markup text. This would leave the only thing inside the backticks actual code or commands.The reason I suggest this is because:
hmu with what you think. cheers
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