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  • Documentation

    • Added a comprehensive README with installation, usage, API reference, and contribution guidelines.
    • Introduced a changelog following best practices for tracking project changes.
    • Added detailed contribution and developer guides to assist new contributors and maintainers.
  • Chores

    • Updated the package version to 0.0.2.

taj54 added 2 commits August 5, 2025 15:24
   This commit introduces new and updated documentation files to improve project clarity and onboarding for contributors and users.

    - **README.md**: Enhanced with detailed sections on features, installation, usage, API reference (props, events, player instance access),
     and contribution guidelines.
   - **DEVELOPER.md**: Added a new guide for developers covering project setup, available scripts, testing, code style, and release process.
    - **CONTRIBUTING.md**: Created a comprehensive guide for contributors, including information on reporting bugs, suggesting enhancements,
     making code contributions, and pull request guidelines.
   - **CHANGELOG.md**: Initialized with a structured format based on Keep a Changelog and Semantic Versioning, documenting the initial release.
    Updates the project version to 0.0.2 in package.json and adds a corresponding entry to CHANGELOG.md, documenting the comprehensive
     documentation additions.
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This update introduces four new documentation files—CHANGELOG.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, DEVELOPER.md, and an expanded README.md—to provide comprehensive project, contribution, and developer guidelines. Additionally, the package.json version is incremented from 0.0.1 to 0.0.2. No changes were made to the codebase or exported entities.

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Changelog Documentation
CHANGELOG.md
Adds a changelog following "Keep a Changelog" and Semantic Versioning, with initial release entries and a template for future updates.
Contribution Guidelines
CONTRIBUTING.md
Introduces contribution guidelines, including code of conduct, workflow, branch naming, commit standards, and references to related docs.
Developer Guide
DEVELOPER.md
Provides developer setup, scripts, testing, linting, and release process instructions for onboarding and standardizing development.
User & API Documentation
README.md
Expands documentation with features, installation, usage, API reference, event handling, player access, and contribution/license info.
Package Versioning
package.json
Updates the package version from 0.0.1 to 0.0.2; no other changes.

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Updated the NPM downloads badge URL in README.md to use the correct format.
@taj54 taj54 merged commit eed6e67 into interactive-video-labs:main Aug 5, 2025
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DEVELOPER.md (1)

69-72: Consider adding an explicit lint / format workflow.

The guide mentions “Ensure your code adheres to the existing style” but the repo exposes no linting / formatting scripts. Adding ESLint + Prettier (and a pnpm lint NPM script) will make the expectation enforceable and avoid style drift.

CHANGELOG.md (1)

9-22: Empty “Unreleased” headings can be pruned before cutting the next release.

Leaving blank subsections is fine while work is in progress, but once 0.0.2 is tagged the empty bullet groups add noise. Either remove them or add Nothing yet. so automatic generators don’t mis-interpret.

README.md (1)

90-91: Minor grammar tweak in the cues description.

Fragmented sentence: “An array of cue points for interactive events. Can be updated dynamically.”

-| `cues`               | `CuePoint[]`                                             | `false`  | `[]`        | An array of cue points for interactive events. Can be updated dynamically.                              |
+| `cues`               | `CuePoint[]`                                             | `false`  | `[]`        | An array of cue points for interactive events that can be updated dynamically.                          |
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package.json (1)

3-3: Version bump looks correct – ensure matching Git tag is created.

"version": "0.0.2" is consistent with the CHANGELOG entry. Remember to push a v0.0.2 tag (or let the release workflow create it) so consumers can retrieve the exact artefact from the registry.

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