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This pull request updates the README.md file to include detailed setup, installation, and usage instructions for the project. These changes aim to make it easier for developers to get started with the project locally.

Documentation Enhancements:

  • Added a "Prerequisites" section specifying required versions of Node.js, NPM, and global installations of yarn and angular-cli.
  • Introduced an "Installation" section with a command to install dependencies using yarn.
  • Added a "Building" section with instructions for building the project and details about the output directory.
  • Included a "Running" section with steps to serve the application locally, handle potential errors, and access the app in a browser.
  • Provided a sample local URL format for testing the application.

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    • Enhanced the README with detailed instructions for setting up, installing, building, and running the project locally, including prerequisites, common commands, troubleshooting tips, and a sample local URL.

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The README.md file was updated to include comprehensive instructions for setting up, installing, building, and running the project locally. New sections cover prerequisites, installation steps, build commands, local server usage, troubleshooting, and an example local URL for testing.

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README.md Added detailed setup, installation, build, run, troubleshooting, and example URL instructions.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
README.md (3)

36-38: Drop leading $ prompts to satisfy markdownlint MD014 (commands-show-output).

Markdown-lint flags the dollar prompt when no command output is shown. Removing the prompt keeps the snippet valid and copy-pastable.

-```bash
-$ npm install -g yarn
+```bash
+npm install -g yarn
@@
-```bash
-$ npm install -g @angular/cli
+```bash
+npm install -g @angular/cli
@@
-```bash
-$ yarn install
+```bash
+yarn install

Also applies to: 42-44, 50-52


67-68: Malformed sample URL & bare-URL lint error (MD034).

The inline code fence opens with a back-tick but never closes, and the bare URL will fail markdownlint. Close the code span and/or convert to a markdown link:

-`http://localhost:8100/#/cla/project/projectId/user/userId?redirect=URL
+<http://localhost:8100/#/cla/project/<projectId>/user/<userId>?redirect=<redirectURL>>

Wrap variable segments in angle-brackets (or back-ticks) for clarity.


33-34: Minor wording refinement for clarity.

-1. Make sure you have Node 12.x or higher, together with NPM 6.x or higher.
+1. Ensure you have Node 12.20 (or newer) and npm 6 (or newer) installed.

This tightens phrasing and specifies the minimum Node version officially required by Angular 13+.

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61-64: Confirm the existence of the serve script and HTTPS setup.

yarn serve only works if a "serve" script exists in package.json; Angular CLI’s default is ng serve. In addition, https://localhost:8100 requires the dev server to be started with the --ssl flag or custom configuration.

Please verify:

  1. package.json includes
    "scripts": { "serve": "ng serve --ssl true --port 8100" }
  2. The instructions (and sample URL) match the actual protocol (http or https).

Signed-off-by: Amol Sontakke <[email protected]>
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40-44: Package name still incorrect in the bullet text – stick to @angular/cli.

The narrative line still mentions angular-cli, which was deprecated years ago.
Your code block is right, but the bullet is misleading and will trip people up.

-3. Install `angular-cli` globally. (version 11).
+3. Install `@angular/cli` globally (version 13 or higher).
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README.md (2)

36-38: Strip the $ prompt to satisfy MD014 or show expected output.

markdownlint is flagging MD014 because the commands include a leading $ but no
captured output. Either remove the prompt or add sample output below each
command. Example fix:

-```bash
-$ npm install -g yarn
-```
+```bash
+npm install -g yarn
+```

Also applies to: 42-44, 50-52


61-63: Add a Windows-friendly alternative for the OpenSSL flag.

export NODE_OPTIONS=--openssl-legacy-provider only works on Unix shells.
Consider adding the PowerShell / CMD variant so Windows contributors aren’t
blocked.

# PowerShell
setx NODE_OPTIONS "--openssl-legacy-provider"
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Comment on lines +66 to +68
## Sample Local URL
`http://localhost:8100/#/cla/project/projectId/user/userId?redirect=URL

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⚠️ Potential issue

Unterminated back-tick breaks the rest of the document.

There’s an opening back-tick but no closing delimiter, causing Markdown to treat
the remainder of the file as code.

-`http://localhost:8100/#/cla/project/projectId/user/userId?redirect=URL
+```text
+http://localhost:8100/#/cla/project/projectId/user/userId?redirect=URL
+```
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67-67: Bare URL used

(MD034, no-bare-urls)

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In README.md around lines 66 to 68, the Markdown code block for the sample local
URL is missing a closing back-tick, causing the rest of the document to be
treated as code. Add a closing back-tick at the end of the URL line to properly
terminate the inline code block.

@amolsontakke3576 amolsontakke3576 merged commit bdc956c into main Jul 22, 2025
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