Format README, format Ruby code, add .clangd file to specify C2x for LSP clangd #4
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant S as Shell
participant CM as Config Manager
participant DC as Directory Config
participant UC as Global Config
U->>S: Change directory (cd)
S->>CM: Trigger configuration reload
CM->>DC: Check for directory-specific configuration
alt Config present
DC-->>CM: Return directory configuration
else No config found
CM->>UC: Load user/global configuration
UC-->>CM: Return global configuration
end
CM-->>S: Apply the selected configuration
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17-40: Consider Refactoring the Install Method.
Theinstallmethod works as intended; however, its complexity (including environment setup, documentation installation, and theme directory creation) makes it a good candidate for further refactoring into helper methods. While this pattern is common in Homebrew formulas, refactoring could improve readability and maintainability if the formula grows further.🧰 Tools
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1-3: Valid .clangd Configuration.
The configuration correctly adds the--std=c17flag to enforce the C17 standard and specifiesgccas the compiler. Ensure that your Clangd installation supports these settings as expected.CHANGELOG.md (2)
10-16: Clear Added Features Documentation.
The "Added" section now clearly documents the new directory-level configuration features (using.nutshell.json), configuration hierarchy, automatic reload on directory change, and support for multiple themes. This improved clarity will help users understand the enhancements.
18-21: Well-Documented Bug Fixes.
The "Fixed" section now records the memory leak fix in directory path traversal and the update to config loading order. These clear notes assist users in quickly identifying improvements.README.md (9)
34-34: Improved Section Header Formatting.
The insertion of an extra header ("### Installing") with proper spacing enhances readability and distinguishes the installation instructions from other sections.
34-44: Enhanced Installation Instructions.
The restructured "Installing" section—with clearly separated subsections for Homebrew, system-wide, and user-level installation—improves clarity and guides users through the process more effectively.
47-52: Clear System-wide Installation Details.
The updated formatting for the system-wide installation command (usingsudo make install) is concise and easy to follow.
53-56: User-level Installation Instructions.
The instructions for user-level installation are now clearly formatted with their own code block, making them straightforward to locate and execute.
58-61: PATH Update Instruction.
Adding guidance on updating the PATH (with the example code block) is a welcome clarification that will help users ensure the proper environment setup for Nutshell.
91-99: Improved API Key Setup Guidance.
The revised steps for setting the OpenAI API key—with separate code blocks for the direct command and the environment variable alternative—make the process very clear.
311-316: Consistent Package Creation Documentation.
The section on creating packages now clearly outlines the necessary files (e.g.,manifest.jsonand[package-name].sh) in a well-formatted list. This helps maintain consistency and reduces confusion during package development.🧰 Tools
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332-335: Checksum Generation Step Clarity.
Including a dedicated code block showing how to generate a package checksum (via./scripts/generate_checksum.sh mypackage) adds valuable clarity to the packaging process.
383-384: License Link Formatting Updated.
The change to a proper Markdown link for the MIT License enhances readability and ensures that users can easily access the license details.nutshell.rb (4)
3-10: Consistent Metadata Formatting.
Transitioning from double quotes to single quotes for metadata strings (description, homepage, url, sha256, license, and head) is now consistent with Ruby style best practices.
11-15: Clear Dependency Declarations.
The dependency list using single-quoted strings is clear and consistent. The formatting adheres to Homebrew formula conventions.
42-61: Post-Install Process is Clear.
Thepost_installmethod cleanly creates necessary user directories and copies themes, then provides clear user instructions viaohaiandopoo. This is well structured for a formula post-install routine.
63-67: Basic Functionality Test Provided.
The test block confirms that Nutshell runs without errors by checking the output of the--helpflag. This simple test is sufficient for basic functionality verification.
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CodeRabbit summary mentions a lot of changes not done by this PR, but probably picked up because formatting changes
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