Password is a free online tool that helps you create strong and random passwords for your accounts. You can customize your password options and copy the generated password to your clipboard with one click.
Title: Update README to Reflect Project-Specific Information
Issue:
The current README.md file in the project repository is the default template provided by React.js. It needs to be updated to accurately represent the features, setup instructions, and guidelines specific to our Password Generator project.
Description:
The README file plays a crucial role in providing users and contributors with essential information about our Password Generator application. The current content lacks project-specific details, including the features, setup instructions, and contribution guidelines.
This issue aims to update the README file with the following key information:
Features: Highlight the unique features of our Password Generator, such as password customization options, password history, clipboard functionality, and history management.
Getting Started: Provide clear and comprehensive steps for users to clone the repository, install dependencies, and run the application locally.
Contribution Guide: Clearly outline the contribution process, including forking the repository, creating branches, and submitting pull requests. It should also direct contributors to review our Contributing Guidelines and Code of Conduct for a smooth collaboration.
License Information: Retain or update details regarding the project's license (MIT License) to ensure legal compliance.
Tasks:
Review the existing README file.
Update the file with project-specific details, including Features, Getting Started, Contributing, and License sections.
Ensure clarity and accuracy in the instructions provided.
Additional Notes:
The updated README file will not only guide users on using the Password Generator but also encourage community engagement through contributions while maintaining compliance with our project's licensing terms.
Assigned: @baliramStrikes
Labels:
documentation
help wanted
good first issue (if appropriate for newcomers)
The revised README will serve as a clear guide for users and potential contributors, enhancing the overall accessibility and understanding of our Password Generator project.
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Title: Update README to Reflect Project-Specific Information
Issue:
The current README.md file in the project repository is the default template provided by React.js. It needs to be updated to accurately represent the features, setup instructions, and guidelines specific to our Password Generator project.
Description:
The README file plays a crucial role in providing users and contributors with essential information about our Password Generator application. The current content lacks project-specific details, including the features, setup instructions, and contribution guidelines.
This issue aims to update the README file with the following key information:
Features: Highlight the unique features of our Password Generator, such as password customization options, password history, clipboard functionality, and history management.
Getting Started: Provide clear and comprehensive steps for users to clone the repository, install dependencies, and run the application locally.
Contribution Guide: Clearly outline the contribution process, including forking the repository, creating branches, and submitting pull requests. It should also direct contributors to review our Contributing Guidelines and Code of Conduct for a smooth collaboration.
License Information: Retain or update details regarding the project's license (MIT License) to ensure legal compliance.
Tasks:
Additional Notes:
The updated README file will not only guide users on using the Password Generator but also encourage community engagement through contributions while maintaining compliance with our project's licensing terms.
Assigned: @baliramStrikes
Labels:
The revised README will serve as a clear guide for users and potential contributors, enhancing the overall accessibility and understanding of our Password Generator project.