docs(README): Clarify how to install and use the Capture #38
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1-9: Consider regrouping badges for better organization.Consider reorganizing the badges into logical groups:
- Status badges (license, repo size, language)
- Activity badges (commit activity, last commit, issues, PRs)
- Reference badges (go reference, actions)
This would make it easier for users to find relevant information at a glance.
19-65: Consider adding Docker security best practices.While the Docker installation instructions are comprehensive, consider adding security best practices:
- Add
--security-opt no-new-privilegesflag to prevent privilege escalation- Consider using
--read-onlyflag since the container doesn't need write access- Add resource limits using
--memoryand--cpusflagsExample secure Docker run command:
docker run -v /etc/os-release:/etc/os-release:ro \ -p 59232:59232 \ -e API_SECRET=REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_SECRET \ -d \ + --security-opt no-new-privileges \ + --read-only \ + --memory=512m \ + --cpus=0.5 \ ghcr.io/bluewave-labs/capture:latest
119-119: Simplify the emphasis on secret configuration.Replace the exclamation mark with a more professional emphasis.
-! **You need to put this secret to Checkmate's infrastructure monitoring dashboard** +**Important:** You need to put this secret to Checkmate's infrastructure monitoring dashboard🧰 Tools
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Context: ...your_secretwith your own secret ! **You need to put this secret to Checkm...(EN_EXCESSIVE_EXCLAMATION)
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67-134: Consider adding validation steps after installation.The installation instructions are clear, but consider adding a section on how to verify the successful installation and configuration:
- How to check if the service is running
- How to verify the API is accessible
- Basic troubleshooting steps
Would you like me to help draft a validation section?
139-141: Consider enhancing API documentation section.The OpenAPI reference could be improved:
- Link to the main branch instead of develop to ensure stability
- Add information about API versioning if applicable
- Consider adding a quick reference for common API endpoints
-You can find the OpenAPI specifications [here](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/capture/blob/develop/openapi.yml) +You can find the OpenAPI specifications [here](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/capture/blob/main/openapi.yml) + +### Quick Reference +- GET /metrics - Retrieve all metrics +- GET /health - Check service health
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11-17: LGTM! Clear and well-structured introduction.
The header and introduction effectively communicate the tool's purpose and limitations.
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1-9: Consider streamlining the badge selection.While badges provide useful metadata, consider keeping only the most relevant ones to maintain focus. Essential badges would be:
- License
- Go Reference
- GitHub Actions (CI status)
- Last commit/activity
The others (repo size, language, issues count) might be less crucial for users.
59-64: Remove redundant Docker run command.This Docker run command is identical to the one shown earlier. Consider removing this duplicate to maintain DRY principles in documentation.
137-137: Improve emphasis style in warning messages.Instead of using exclamation marks, consider using a more professional warning style:
-! **You need to put this secret to Checkmate's infrastructure monitoring dashboard** +> ⚠️ **Important**: Configure this secret in Checkmate's infrastructure monitoring dashboardAlso applies to: 51-51
139-151: Enhance environment variable examples.Consider these improvements for the environment variable examples:
- Use more realistic example values
- Add comments explaining the impact of each setting
- Show both development and production configurations
# Example configuration -PORT = your_port -API_SECRET = your_secret -GIN_MODE = release/debug +# Development configuration +PORT=8080 # Default API port +API_SECRET=dev-secret-123 # Development secret (change in production) +GIN_MODE=debug # Enables detailed logging + +# Production configuration +PORT=59232 # Default production port +API_SECRET=<secret> # Use a strong, unique secret +GIN_MODE=release # Optimized for production
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11-18: LGTM! Clear and well-structured introduction.
The introduction effectively communicates the tool's purpose and limitations.
77-79: Verify the go install command functionality.
Let's verify if the go install command is properly configured in the module.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the module path and package structure further to ensure the installation command is correct.
The go install command is correctly configured
The verification confirms that:
- The module path matches:
github.com/bluewave-labs/capture - There's a valid
mainpackage incmd/capture/main.go - The package structure follows Go conventions
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155-157: Verify OpenAPI specification availability.
Let's verify the existence and validity of the OpenAPI specification.
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OpenAPI specification is valid and correctly referenced
The OpenAPI specification file exists at the referenced location, contains valid OpenAPI 3.0.0 specification content, and has substantial content (6.8KB in size). The documentation in README.md accurately reflects its location and purpose.
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