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update readme.md #4

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Fix the cmd that failed to run.

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    • Updated instructions in the readme.md for running examples, replacing specific version numbers and timestamps with placeholders for improved flexibility.
    • Added comments to guide users on replacing placeholders with actual values.
    • Minor formatting adjustments for consistency and clarity across examples for Linux and macOS.

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The changes in the readme.md file involve updates to the instructions for running examples of the getty project. Specific version numbers and timestamps have been replaced with placeholders, making the commands more flexible. The modifications apply to multiple examples, including tcp-echo, ws-echo, rpc, and micro. Minor formatting adjustments have also been made for consistency. The overall structure remains unchanged, but the commands are now easier for users to adapt to their specific versions.

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readme.md Updated commands for examples (tcp-echo, ws-echo, rpc, micro) by replacing version numbers and timestamps with placeholders ${your-version} and ${current-time}. Added comments for user guidance and made minor formatting adjustments for consistency.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
readme.md (3)

22-25: Enhance placeholder explanation with specific examples

The placeholder explanation is helpful, but could be more specific to help users.

-// your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
-// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
+// Replace ${your-version} with your getty version (e.g., "1.0.0")
+// Replace ${current-time} with the compilation timestamp (e.g., "20240311-1015")

97-105: Fix command consistency and capitalization

There are a few issues in this section:

  1. "mac" should be capitalized as "Mac"
  2. Line 105 is missing the $ prefix for consistency with other commands
-$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/Mac/test.sh
 // your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
 // please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
 $ cd target/darwin/rpc_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_server.sh start

-$ cd rpc/client/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd rpc/client/ && sh assembly/Mac/test.sh
 // your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
 // please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
-cd target/darwin/rpc_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_client.sh start
+$ cd target/darwin/rpc_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_client.sh start

134-142: Fix Mac capitalization for consistency

Similar to the previous section, "mac" should be capitalized as "Mac".

-$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/Mac/test.sh

-$ cd micro/client/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd micro/client/ && sh assembly/Mac/test.sh
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[grammar] ~94-~94: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

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[grammar] ~131-~131: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

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Line range hint 22-142: Documentation changes look good overall!

The changes successfully address the command issues by:

  1. Introducing version and timestamp placeholders for flexibility
  2. Maintaining consistent structure across all examples
  3. Providing clear instructions for both Linux and macOS users

The documentation is now more maintainable and easier to follow.

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[grammar] ~94-~94: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

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22-25: Enhance placeholder documentation with examples

The placeholder instructions could be more helpful with concrete examples and clearer guidance:

 // your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
 // please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
+// Example: If getty version is v1.2.3 and compile time is 20240115, use:
+// target/linux/echo_server-v1.2.3-20240115-test/

Also consider using shell-style variables for consistency:

-echo_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/
+echo_server-${GETTY_VERSION}-${BUILD_TIME}-test/

Also applies to: 31-34


Line range hint 65-67: Enhance WebSocket JS client documentation

The JavaScript client instructions need more details for proper setup:

-$ cd echo/ws-echo/js-client/ && open index.html in a internet browser(like chrome or ie or firefox etc).
+$ cd echo/ws-echo/js-client/
+
+# Open index.html in a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
+# Default WebSocket connection URL: ws://localhost:8090/echo
+# Note: Ensure the server is running before connecting the client
+
+# Troubleshooting:
+# - Check browser console (F12) for connection errors
+# - Verify server is running and port is accessible
+# - Ensure no firewall is blocking WebSocket connections

97-105: Improve platform-specific documentation

  1. Use proper capitalization for "Mac"
  2. Consider consolidating platform-specific instructions
-$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+
+# Platform-specific paths:
+# - Linux: target/linux/rpc_server-*
+# - macOS: target/darwin/rpc_server-*
+
+# Choose the appropriate command based on your OS:
 
 // your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
 // please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
-$ cd target/darwin/rpc_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_server.sh start

Line range hint 1-3: Enhance overall document structure

Consider adding these sections to improve documentation usability:

 # getty examples ##
 ---
 *[getty](https://github.com/alexstocks/getty) code examples*
+
+## Table of Contents
+- [Prerequisites](#prerequisites)
+- [Examples](#examples)
+  - [TCP Echo](#getty-example1-tcp-echo)
+  - [WebSocket Echo](#getty-example2-ws-echo)
+  - [RPC](#getty-example3-rpc)
+  - [Micro](#getty-example4-micro)
+- [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
+
+## Prerequisites
+- Go 1.x or higher
+- Git
+- Make (for building)
+- Service registry (for micro example)
+
+## Troubleshooting
+- Common issues and solutions
+- How to report bugs
+- Where to get help
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[grammar] ~94-~94: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

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[grammar] ~131-~131: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

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Comment on lines 113 to 119
To run the example on linux, start the server:

```bash
$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh && cd target/linux/micro_server-0.9.2-20180806-1559-test/ && sh bin/load.sh start
$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/micro_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_server.sh start
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add missing micro service configuration details

The micro service example needs additional documentation about service registration and discovery:

 This example shows how to build micro client and server to do service registration and service discovery based on rpc.
+
+# Prerequisites:
+# - Service registry (e.g., etcd, consul) must be running
+# - Default registry endpoint: localhost:2379
+
+# Configuration:
+# - Service name: com.ikurento.user
+# - Default port: 8090
+# - Registry type: etcd
+
+# Service Discovery:
+# - Services are automatically registered on startup
+# - Client discovers services through the registry
+# - Health checks are performed every 60s
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To run the example on linux, start the server:
```bash
$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh && cd target/linux/micro_server-0.9.2-20180806-1559-test/ && sh bin/load.sh start
$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/micro_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_server.sh start
To run the example on linux, start the server:
```bash
$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/micro_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_server.sh start
```
This example shows how to build micro client and server to do service registration and service discovery based on rpc.
# Prerequisites:
# - Service registry (e.g., etcd, consul) must be running
# - Default registry endpoint: localhost:2379
# Configuration:
# - Service name: com.ikurento.user
# - Default port: 8090
# - Registry type: etcd
# Service Discovery:
# - Services are automatically registered on startup
# - Client discovers services through the registry
# - Health checks are performed every 60s

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```

Next, start the client:

```bash
$ cd echo/tcp-echo/client/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh && cd target/linux/echo_client-0.3.07-20161009-1634-test/ && sh bin/load.sh start
$ cd echo/tcp-echo/client/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version of getty, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
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version is not the getty version, but the version set in version.go(eg:echo/tcp-echo/client/app/version.go), which means your build artifacts version, default is 1.0.0.

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ok, i will change it

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@No-SilverBullet done

Cool, LGTM; @AlexStocks pls check this pr

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
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22-25: LGTM! Consider enhancing version.go location clarity.

The command instructions are now correctly using placeholders. However, to make it even clearer for users, consider adding the specific path to version.go.

-// your_version is the version set in version.go
+// your_version is the version set in app/version.go (e.g., echo/tcp-echo/server/app/version.go)

Also applies to: 31-34


97-97: Capitalize "Mac" for consistency with Apple branding.

For better documentation quality:

-$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/Mac/test.sh
-$ cd rpc/client/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
+$ cd rpc/client/ && sh assembly/Mac/test.sh

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[grammar] ~94-~94: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

(APPLE_PRODUCTS)


[grammar] ~131-~131: Did you mean Apple’s computer “Mac” (= trademark, capitalized)?
Context: ...What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be: ...

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47-50: LGTM! Consistent with TCP echo section.

Also applies to: 56-59


114-115: Add missing micro service configuration details.

The micro service example would benefit from additional configuration details as suggested in the previous review. This information is crucial for users to successfully run the example.

Let me verify if the configuration details exist elsewhere:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for configuration details in micro example documentation
rg -g '!target/' -g '*.{md,txt}' -i "service.*configuration|registry.*endpoint|service.*discovery" micro/

@AlexStocks AlexStocks merged commit 156945f into AlexStocks:master Nov 20, 2024
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