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…ocumentation - Created detailed ENV_SETUP.md with step-by-step browser DevTools instructions - Added prominent links to env setup guide in README.md Quick Start section - Updated all installation sections to reference the complete setup guide - Enhanced .env.example with setup guide references - Updated SETUP.md and DEVELOPMENT.md to point to the new guide - Provides clear instructions for extracting COOKIE_DATA and CLIENT_DATE from browser Network tab
- Added YouTube reference video link at top of ENV_SETUP.md - Included clear warnings that video is general reference only - Emphasized following specific project steps over video - Added visual reference notes in authentication section - Added troubleshooting reference while maintaining project-specific guidance
Summary of ChangesHello @itskavin, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly enhances the project's usability and maintainability by streamlining the onboarding process and updating project branding. It introduces a dedicated, in-depth guide for environment setup, making it much easier for new users to configure authentication. Concurrently, the project's branding has been consistently updated from Highlights
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This pull request significantly improves the project's documentation by adding a dedicated ENV_SETUP.md guide and updating other files to reference it. The repository branding has also been updated from itskavin to ByteTrix across multiple files.
My review includes a few suggestions to further improve the clarity of the documentation, such as renumbering sections in DEVELOPMENT.md and clarifying instructions in the new ENV_SETUP.md file.
Additionally, while many URLs were updated to reflect the new ByteTrix branding, I noticed a few remaining instances of the old itskavin URLs in README.md, SETUP.md, and DEVELOPMENT.md. Since these were outside the changed lines, I couldn't leave specific comments, but you may want to update them for consistency:
README.md: lines 361, 362, 452, 454, 455SETUP.md: lines 45, 582DEVELOPMENT.md: line 88
Overall, these are great changes that will make it much easier for new users and contributors to get started.
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The heading level 2.1 is a bit confusing in the document's structure. To improve clarity and consistency, consider making this a top-level step in the setup process. For example, you could change this to ### **3. Environment Configuration** and then renumber the subsequent IDE Configuration section to 4..
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| COOKIE_DATA=_session_id=abc123...; user_token=xyz789...; |
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The example for COOKIE_DATA here includes a trailing space and semicolon. This might be confusing for users copying the value. To make it clearer, I suggest providing a cleaner example without the trailing characters, similar to the one in the 'Final Environment File' section.
| COOKIE_DATA=_session_id=abc123...; user_token=xyz789...; | |
| COOKIE_DATA=_session_id=abc123...; user_token=xyz789... |
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| - `date: ` (copy everything after this) |
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The 'Raw View' method can be a bit confusing as it doesn't specify where to find the cookie and date headers. To improve clarity, it would be helpful to mention that cookie: is part of the request headers, while date: is found in the response headers.
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| - `cookie: ` (in the request headers part, copy everything after this) | |
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This pull request introduces major improvements to onboarding and environment setup documentation, updates repository branding from
itskavintoByteTrix, and refines the release workflow for clarity and maintainability. The most important changes are grouped below:Environment Setup & Documentation Improvements
ENV_SETUP.mdguide with step-by-step instructions for extracting authentication data, setting up.env, troubleshooting, and security notes. This aims to make configuration much easier for new users..env.example,README.md,SETUP.md, andDEVELOPMENT.mdto prominently reference the new environment setup guide and clarify the configuration process for both end users and developers. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Repository Branding & URLs
itskavintoByteTrixacross documentation and workflow files to reflect the new project ownership and branding. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]Release Workflow Enhancements
softprops/action-gh-release@v2instead ofactions/create-release@v1, improved permissions, and clarified the release job steps and naming. [1] [2]continue-on-error: true) to avoid failures if credentials are missing. [1] [2]These changes collectively improve the user experience, reduce onboarding friction, and ensure consistent project branding.