Corrected the country listing for the structables.bloat.cat instance
from Romania to Germany in the README.md. This ensures geographical
accuracy and up-to-date information for users referencing the
instance list.
Closes#8.
Clarified the instruction for serving static files by specifying the exact path `structables/static` instead of the container's static directory. This aims to reduce confusion and ensure accurate configuration.
Revised the URLs in the Instances section to be more concise by removing protocol prefixes. Added a new Production: Docker section to provide detailed instructions for running the application using Docker, enhancing deployment flexibility. Enhanced the Production section by renaming it to Production: Manual for clarity.
Addresses better readability and ease of use for setting up instances.
Revised the project description for Structables in the README to streamline the explanation of its ancestry. The adjustment clarifies that Structables is a fork of snowcatridge10's Indestructables, which in turn is a fork of Cobra's Destructables, making the project's lineage easier to understand without the prior mention of removing Selenium. This change aims to provide a clearer and more concise project background to new contributors and users.
Updated the Matrix room link to ensure users are directed to the correct communication channel. Additionally introduced a new section on opening issues to guide users in reporting problems or providing feedback through the appropriate repositories and discussion forums. This enhancement aims to improve community engagement and streamline the feedback process.
Updated the project documentation and .gitignore for a cleaner structure and enhanced visibility. The README now integrates dynamic badges for real-time status like support links, PyPI version, and latest commit info, offering a quick overview of the project status at a glance. These changes aim to make the project more accessible to potential contributors and users by providing essential information more efficiently. Additionally, the `.gitignore` file has been updated to include the `dist/` directory, preventing the accidental inclusion of distribution files in the repository, thus maintaining a cleaner project structure.
The restructuring of the README content, including a simplified approach to setting up development and production environments, aligns with best practices, making it easier for new contributors to get started. Furthermore, the changes enhance project documentation coherence and readability by embedding relevant badges and updating linkage paths for better navigation.
Removed several Matrix chat room links from the README and streamlined
the list of instances to enhance readability and maintain a focus on
primary resources. Updated footer source code references to point to a
singular, official repository for increased clarity and to reflect the
project's centralization efforts. This change should make the
documentation less cluttered and more user-friendly for new
contributors.
Corrected the Matrix room URL in the README documentation to point to the new `#structables:private.coffee` room. This ensures users can find and join the correct discussion channel.
The README documentation has been updated to reflect the change in URL for the front-end alternative provided by Private.coffee. The updated link points to the new correct domain.
Updated the project name and references across various files, including README, template headers, and footers to reflect the rebranding from 'Indestructables' to 'Structables'. The favicon has been removed, and the main logo updated to align with the new branding. The commit modifies links to the source code repository as part of rebranding efforts. This change creates a clear distinction from the upstream project while maintaining acknowledgments to the original sources.
Enhanced the Indestructables fork by eliminating its reliance on Selenium and Playwright's Chromium binary. This change streamlines the setup process and potentially improves performance and stability. Additionally, a new matrix room link has been added to the README for community engagement. Related project licenses reiterated for clarity.
