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Updated readme


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• Complete README.md restructure with professional formatting and layout
• Added comprehensive setup guide with prerequisites and step-by-step instructions
• Enhanced documentation with configuration tables and environment variables
• Added support information, contributing guidelines, and SEO keywords


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Complete README overhaul with enhanced documentation         

README.md

• Complete restructure with centered header and professional layout

Added detailed prerequisites, setup steps, and configuration tables

Enhanced with support links, contributing section, and SEO keywords

Improved formatting with better organization and visual elements

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    • Documentation
      • Major rewrite of README with new header, visuals, badges, and value proposition.
      • Added Quick Start, Prerequisites/Running Locally, and component overview (with ports).
      • Step-by-step setup for database, backend, and frontend; explicit environment variable table.
      • Practical command examples (clone/configure/run) and a curl example plus post-run viewing guidance.
      • Added Supported Languages, Contributing, License, Support, updated links, and improved formatting.

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    README.md rewritten and expanded with a centered header, visuals/badges, full Quick Start, detailed Prerequisites/Running Locally steps, component table and ports, environment variable docs, Supported Languages, Contributing, License, and Support sections; no code changes.

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    Documentation
    README.md
    Full rewrite of user-facing documentation: added header/logo, badges, visuals, Quick Start, prerequisites, step-by-step local run instructions for FalkorDB/Backend/Frontend, environment variable table, supported languages list, contributing/license/support sections, examples and curl usage. No code or exported API changes.

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    "I hopped through lines of README light,
    Rewrote the path so running's right.
    Badges gleam and quick starts sing,
    Ports and envs — a tidy thing.
    🥕 — a rabbit cheers the docs tonight."

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    Title Check ❓ Inconclusive The title “Update README.md” accurately indicates that the README file was modified but is overly generic and does not convey the scope or nature of the extensive restructuring, added setup guides, configuration tables, and contributor documentation included in this PR. It fails to highlight the primary intent of a complete overhaul and professional formatting improvements, making it hard for a reviewer to quickly grasp the main change. Consider revising the title to more specifically reflect the changes, for example “Restructure README with detailed setup guide, configuration tables, and contributing guidelines,” to clearly communicate the scope and purpose of the PR.
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    Typo

    There's a typo in the SECRET_TOKEN variable name - "SECRECT_TOKEN" should be "SECRET_TOKEN" in the curl command example

    -H "Authorization: <YOUR_SECRET_TOKEN>" \
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    SEO Keywords

    The long list of SEO keywords at the end appears unprofessional and may hurt search rankings rather than help them

    code graph, code visualization, codebase analysis, dependency graph, software architecture, code dependencies, graph database, FalkorDB, code analysis tool, source code visualization, project dependencies, code structure analysis, software development tools, code mapping, dependency tracking, code relationships, software visualization, code exploration, development workflow, code insights, static code analysis, code comprehension, software engineering tools, code quality analysis, project structure visualization

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    The SEO keywords section appears as plain text at the end of the README, which
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    README.md [160]

    -code graph, code visualization, codebase analysis, dependency graph, software architecture, code dependencies, graph database, FalkorDB, code analysis tool, source code visualization, project dependencies, code structure analysis, software development tools, code mapping, dependency tracking, code relationships, software visualization, code exploration, development workflow, code insights, static code analysis, code comprehension, software engineering tools, code quality analysis, project structure visualization
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    🧹 Nitpick comments (13)
    README.md (13)

    10-15: Improve image accessibility
    The image alt text "FalkorDB Code Graph" could be more descriptive for screen readers (e.g., "Visualization of Code Graph output"), and ensure the external asset URL remains accessible.


    22-27: Enhance prerequisites with links
    Link directly to the Docker, Python, and Node.js download pages to streamline the setup process for new users.


    32-37: Component table formatting
    Consider formatting port numbers as inline code (e.g., 6379) for visual consistency in the table.


    48-50: Specify branch in clone command
    Consider adding --branch main to the git clone to avoid ambiguity if the default branch changes.


    52-59: Backend environment variables
    Well-documented; you might reference a .env.example template to make this even more developer-friendly.


    96-99: Cross-platform curl syntax
    Using single quotes for the JSON payload may fail in PowerShell; consider adding a Windows-friendly example.


    100-107: Ignore list flexibility
    The provided ignore list is good; you could mention support for glob patterns or allow reference to a .falkorignore file.


    111-111: Frontend URL punctuation
    Add a trailing period after the sentence for consistency with other instructions.


    126-130: Supported Languages phrasing
    Optionally add a comma after “Currently” (e.g., “Currently, supported:”) for grammatical precision.


    132-136: Upcoming languages ordering
    Consider sorting the “Coming soon” list alphabetically to make future additions easier to manage.


    145-147: Support email formatting
    Convert support@falkordb.com into a mailto: link (e.g., <support@falkordb.com>) to improve click-through.


    158-158: Tone of call to action
    The exclamation adds enthusiasm; consider toning it down if a more professional style is preferred.


    160-160: Keyword list formatting
    Turning the final keywords into a dedicated “Keywords” section or a code block will improve readability.

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    README.md (20)

    1-4: Header alignment with HTML
    The use of an HTML <div align="center"> block works on GitHub but may not render on all Markdown engines. If universal compatibility is desired, consider removing raw HTML or documenting this dependency.


    16-18: Quick Start clarity
    The Quick Start section concisely links to a live demo; consider adding a brief note on what users will see in the demo to set expectations.


    20-20: Prerequisites heading
    Heading is clear and correctly leveled.


    28-31: Running Locally introduction
    This section clearly outlines the multi-component architecture for local development.


    38-38: Step 1 heading style
    Consistent heading formatting makes this step easy to follow.


    44-46: Step 2: Setup Backend
    Clear and concise instructions for backend setup.


    62-62: Tip placement
    The .env file tip is helpful and well positioned.


    64-64: Install and run Backend
    Straightforward and accurate commands for backend installation.


    70-70: Step 3 heading style
    Consistent heading level for frontend setup.


    74-76: Frontend clone instructions
    Verify that the frontend repository URL is correct; if it's a separate repo, update accordingly.


    78-83: Frontend environment variables
    Variables mirror the backend and look correct for local development.


    85-89: Install and run Frontend
    Good sequence of commands for installing and starting the frontend.


    91-91: Step 4 heading
    Clear and consistent with previous steps.


    113-114: Configuration section
    Clear structure that separates configuration from usage.


    117-124: Environment Variables table
    Comprehensive and well-formatted; consider noting expected data types or formats next to each variable.


    137-139: Contributing section
    Link to CONTRIBUTING.md is clear and encourages contributions.


    141-143: License section
    Standard MIT license reference is correctly placed.


    148-150: Support links
    Discord, GitHub Issues, and Docs links are formatted correctly.


    152-153: Footer divider
    Use of --- for separation is consistent with Markdown conventions.


    154-157: Acknowledgment footer
    Centered credit to the FalkorDB team is a nice personal touch.

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