1.0.0 • Published 5 years ago

torontow_readme_generator v1.0.0

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Torontow README Generator

License: MIT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  1. Description
  2. Installation
  3. Usage
  4. Contributing
  5. Tests
  6. Questions/Contact
  7. License

Description

Welcome to Torontow! This is a simple and straightforward application that allows users to easily create a professional README.md file to accompany their builds by answering a series of project-related questions in the Command Line Interface.

Installation

Navigate to HERE to find the code for the Torontow README Generator. NOTE: This software requires Node.js and Inquirer.js to be installed on your machine in order to function according to the master plan.

Usage

First, make sure you have the dependent applications installed.

Next, to run the generator, DO THIS.

You will be asked a series of questions about your project (description, installation, usage, etc.). When you are satisfied with your input, press ENTER and you will be presented with another question. Don't worry--if for any reason you need to edit your answers later, you can. Note that you will use arrow keys to choose between the provided License options. A badge four your chosen License will appear beneath the title of your project. You can also edit this selection later.

Once all the questions are answered, a README.md file will be generated and added to your working directory. It will have a Table of Contents which links to all of the sections of your new README.md file, and every section will be filled in with your input! *You can now edit the content of your brand new README.md file as you please.

Contributing

I did this one all by my lonesome, but I sure learned a lot doing it.

Tests

I built the appliction using VSCode and used the README Preview feature to make sure everything looked and functioned the way it needed to.

Questions/Contact

GitHub Profile: https://github.com/Torontow Email: michaeltorontow@me.com

License

This project is covered under the MIT license. Email: michaeltorontow@me.com

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