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Author: Davidyz

doc/VectorCode-cli.txt

@@ -16,7 +16,6 @@ Table of Contents                           *VectorCode-cli-table-of-contents*
 
 - |VectorCode-cli-installation|
     - |VectorCode-cli-install-from-source|
-    - |VectorCode-cli-migration-from-`pipx`|
     - |VectorCode-cli-chromadb|
     - |VectorCode-cli-for-windows-users|
     - |VectorCode-cli-legacy-environments|
@@ -66,7 +65,7 @@ virtual environments.
 After installing `uv`, run:
 
 >bash
-    uv tool install "vectorcode<1.0.0"
+    uv tool install "vectorcode[chroma0]"
 <
 
 in your shell. To specify a particular version of Python, use the `--python`
@@ -76,40 +75,25 @@ If you want a CPU-only installation without CUDA dependencies required by
 default by PyTorch, run:
 
 >bash
-    uv tool install "vectorcode<1.0.0" --index https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu --index-strategy unsafe-best-match
+    uv tool install "vectorcode[chroma0]" --index https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu --index-strategy unsafe-best-match
 <
 
 If you need to install multiple dependency group (for |VectorCode-cli-lsp| or
 |VectorCode-cli-mcp|), you can use the following syntax:
 
 >bash
-    uv tool install "vectorcode[lsp,mcp]<1.0.0"
+    uv tool install "vectorcode[lsp,mcp,chroma0]"
 <
 
 
   [!NOTE] The command only install VectorCode and `SentenceTransformer`, the
   default embedding engine. If you need to install an extra dependency, you can
-  use `uv tool install vectorcode --with <your_deps_here>`
+  use `uv tool install vectorcode[chroma0] --with <your_deps_here>`
 
 INSTALL FROM SOURCE ~
 
-To install from source, either `git clone` this repository and run `uv tool
-install <path_to_vectorcode_repo>`, or use `pipx`:
-
->bash
-    pipx install git+https://github.com/Davidyz/VectorCode
-<
-
-
-MIGRATION FROM PIPX ~
-
-The motivation behind the change from `pipx` to `uv tool` is mainly the
-performance. The caching mechanism in uv makes it a lot faster than `pipx` for
-a lot of operations. If you installed VectorCode via `pipx`, you can continue
-to use `pipx` to manage your VectorCode installation. If you wish to switch to
-`uv`, you need to uninstall VectorCode using `pipx` and then use `uv` to
-install it as described above. All your VectorCode configurations and database
-files will work out of the box on your new install.
+To install from source, please `git clone` this repository and run `uv tool
+install <path_to_vectorcode_repo>`.
 
 
 CHROMADB ~
@@ -124,9 +108,6 @@ instructions through docker
 significantly reduce the IO overhead and avoid potential race condition.
 
 
-  If you’re setting up a standalone ChromaDB server, I recommend sticking to
-  v0.6.3, because VectorCode is not ready for the upgrade to ChromaDB 1.0 yet.
-
 FOR WINDOWS USERS ~
 
 Windows support is not officially tested at this moment. This PR
@@ -370,7 +351,7 @@ and values are lists of Python regex patterns
 This allows overriding automatic language detection and specifying a treesitter
 parser for certain file types for which the language parser cannot be correctly
 identified (e.g., `.phtml` files containing both php and html). Example
-configuration: `json5 "filetype_map": { "php": ["^phtml$"] }`
+configuration: `json5 { "filetype_map": { "php": ["^phtml$"], }, }`
 
 - `chunk_filters`: `dict[str, list[str]]`, a dictionary where the keys are
     language name
@@ -381,10 +362,12 @@ configuration: `json5 "filetype_map": { "php": ["^phtml$"] }`
     treesitter chunker. By default, no filters will be added. Example
     configuration:
     >json5
-        "chunk_filters": {
-          "python": ["^[^a-zA-Z0-9]+$"], // multiple patterns will be merged (unioned)
-          // or you can use wildcard to match any languages that has no dedicated filters:
-          "*": ["^[^a-zA-Z0-9]+$"],
+        {
+          "chunk_filters": {
+            "python": ["^[^a-zA-Z0-9]+$"], // multiple patterns will be merged (unioned)
+            // or you can use wildcard to match any languages that has no dedicated filters:
+            "*": ["^[^a-zA-Z0-9]+$"],
+          },
         }
     <
 - `encoding`: string, alternative encoding used for this project. By default this
@@ -729,13 +712,13 @@ A JSON array of collection information of the following format will be printed:
 
 >json
     {
-      "project_root": str,
-      "user": str,
-      "hostname": str,
-      "collection_name": str,
-      "size": int,
-      "num_files": int,
-      "embedding_function": str
+      "project_root": "project_root",
+      "user": "user",
+      "hostname": "host",
+      "collection_name": "fuerbvo13571943ofuib",
+      "size": 10,
+      "num_files": 100,
+      "embedding_function": "SomeEmbeddingFunction"
     }
 <