Update README.md

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• Documentation
  • Removed extensive sections covering installation, setup instructions, and command usage.
  • Retained key guidance for output directory configuration and local testing.
  • Introduced two ambiguous lines pending further clarification.
  • Added new commands for managing Pipedream packages, configurations, and settings.
  • Included a section on local testing with specific command instructions.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the README file in the packages/component_code_gen/README.md directory by removing extensive sections on installation, environment setup, and running commands for AI Code Generation for Pipedream Components. The instructions related to output directory and local testing remain unchanged. Additionally, two unclear lines—"remove packages" and "igkore cuazom path"—were added. No changes were made to the declarations of any exported or public entities. Changes were also made in packages/component_code_gen/.md, introducing new commands for managing Pipedream components and configurations, along with updated documentation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/component_code_gen/README.md	Removed sections on installation, environment configuration, and command usage; retained guidance on output directory and local testing; added two unclear lines ("remove packages", "igkore cuazom path")
packages/component_code_gen/.md	Added new commands: run pipedream packages, run pipedream configurations, run pipedream settings; included sections on output directory and local testing.

Poem

In my burrow of bytes, I joyfully roam,
Skipping over old guides to build a fresher home.
Out go the clutter, in with the new,
Two puzzling lines add a curious hue.
A bunny’s rhyme to celebrate our code's bright dome!

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)

packages/component_code_gen/.md (3)

1-3: Enhance Command Formatting for Clarity.
The new command lines (“run pipedream packages”, “run pipedream configurations”, and “run pipedream settings”) are clear; however, consider wrapping them in a code block or applying a consistent inline code style to differentiate them as terminal commands.

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5-10: Output Dir Section is Clear and Informative.
The "Output Dir" section explains the default output directory along with the override flag effectively. Optionally, adding an example output or a caution about overriding existing components could further clarify intended usage.

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15-17: Specify Language for Fenced Code Block.
The fenced code block for the local testing command does not specify a language, which triggers markdownlint warnings. Adding a language specifier like "bash" will improve readability and syntax highlighting.

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15-15: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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🔇 Additional comments (1)

packages/component_code_gen/.md (1)

11-14: Local Testing Instructions are Straightforward.
The "Local Testing" section clearly outlines how users can run tests with a local file. Including expected behavior or where to find log outputs might enhance usability further.