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Date: 31 Aug 2025

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Replaced npm commands with yarn equivalents in the README for consistency
with the project’s package manager.

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What change is being made?

Update README commands to use yarn instead of npm for installation and starting the development server.

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Switching to yarn reflects a standardized approach across the project for package management, as it may offer better performance and reliability compared to npm. This change ensures consistency throughout the development process.

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  • Documentation
    • Updated Quick Start instructions to use Yarn commands instead of npm for installation and running the development proxy server.
    • Replaced “npm install” with “yarn” and “npm run dev” with “yarn dev” to streamline setup for Yarn users.
    • No functional or behavioral changes; guidance and steps remain the same.

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Updated README Quick Start commands to use Yarn instead of npm: replaced "npm install" with "yarn" and "npm run dev" with "yarn dev". No code or control-flow changes.

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Docs: README updates
README.md
Replaced npm commands with Yarn equivalents in Quick Start: npm installyarn, npm run devyarn dev.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Replace npm install with yarn in Quick Start section (#1017)
Replace npm run dev with yarn dev in Quick Start section (#1017)

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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README.md (3)

43-43: Leftover npm command reference.

Change inline reference to match step 4.

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-- **Important:** For full functionality, especially API calls, make sure both the proxy server (`npm run dev` started in step 4) and the Live Server are running concurrently.
+- **Important:** For full functionality, especially API calls, make sure both the proxy server (`yarn dev` started in step 4) and the Live Server are running concurrently.

17-19: Add Yarn and Node.js to prerequisites.

Without these, the Yarn commands won’t work for new contributors.

Proposed addition:

 - [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/) installed on your machine.
 - [Live Server extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ritwickdey.LiveServer) for VS Code.
+- Node.js 18 LTS or later.
+- Yarn package manager (enable via `corepack enable` on Node 16.10+ or install from yarnpkg.com).

22-24: Normalize spacing in ordered list (double spaces after numbers).

Minor readability/consistency nit; also flagged by the linter.

Apply:

-1.  **Clone this repository** to your local machine.
-2.  **Open the project folder** in VS Code.
-3. **Install dependencies with Yarn** by running the following command in your project directory:
+1. **Clone this repository** to your local machine.
+2. **Open the project folder** in VS Code.
+3. **Install dependencies with Yarn** by running the following command in your project directory:

-4.  **Start the proxy server** by running:
+4. **Start the proxy server** by running:

-5.  **Start the frontend server:** Click the **"Go Live" button** in the bottom-right corner of VS Code.
+5. **Start the frontend server:** Click the **"Go Live" button** in the bottom-right corner of VS Code.

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27-28: Good switch to Yarn install.

Command matches the project’s package manager.


35-36: Good switch to Yarn dev.

Start command is consistent with Yarn.

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