[WIP] Update README.md with new sections and template

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Original prompt

Update README.md to include the following sections and a clear, editable template. The new README should be user-friendly and ready to be committed directly. Make sure the PR updates the README.md in the repository root.

Required sections to add:

• Tech Stack
• Getting Started with Prerequisites, Development and Production
• Project Structure
• Copyright

Also add a "Suggestions" section listing additional useful README items we can add later.

Please create a README.md with the following content (fill placeholders where appropriate):

Short description: A one-sentence description of what this project does. Replace this with a short summary.

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Tech Stack

• Primary: [e.g. JavaScript (Node.js) / TypeScript / Python / Go / Rust]
• Framework(s): [e.g. React, Next.js, Express, Django, Flask]
• Database: [e.g. PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB]
• Auth: [e.g. JWT, OAuth2]
• Dev tools: [e.g. Docker, GitHub Actions, ESLint, Prettier]

(Replace the bracketed items with the actual technologies used in this repository.)

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Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Git (>= 2.x)
• Node.js (>= 14) and npm/yarn — or replace with the language/runtime your project uses
• Docker & Docker Compose (optional, if you provide containerized setup)

Development

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/codeofandrin/wannfrei.git
   cd wannfrei

2. Install dependencies

   For Node.js projects:

   • npm install
   • or yarn install

   For Python projects:

   • python -m venv .venv
   • source .venv/bin/activate
   • pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Create a local .env (copy from .env.example if present) and set required environment variables.

4. Run the development server

   For Node.js projects:

   • npm run dev
   • or yarn dev

   For Python projects:

   • flask run
   • or python manage.py runserver

Production

• Build the project

  For Node.js/Frontend:

  • npm run build
  • or yarn build

• Run in production mode

  • npm start
  • or use a process manager like PM2, Docker, or a cloud provider's deployment pipeline

Example Docker (if applicable):

• Build: docker build -t wannfrei .
• Run: docker run -p 3000:3000 --env-file .env wannfrei

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Project Structure

A suggested project structure (update to match the repository):

• /src or /app - Application source code
• /public - Static files (frontend)
• /tests - Test suites
• /scripts - Build or helper scripts
• .env.example - Example environment variables
• README.md - Project readme

Explain briefly what the key directories/files contain.

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Copyright

Copyright (c) YEAR Your Name or Organization

Replace YEAR and owner with the appropriate values. If this project has a license, reference it here (for example: Licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details).

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Suggestions for What to Add Next

• Contributing guidelines (CONTRIBUTING.md)
• License (LICENSE)
• Code of Conduct (CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)
• CI status badges (GitHub Actions, etc.)
• Quick start/demo screenshots or GIFs
• API documentation or reference
• Detailed environment variable documentation
• Testing instructions and coverage reporting
• Deployment docs (how to deploy to production)
• Roadmap / Known issues / Backlog
• Changelog (CHANGELOG.md)
• Docker and Docker Compose examples

---

Notes

• Replace placeholders with concrete information about "wannfrei" (project name, build commands, frameworks and languages used).
• If you prefer, break sections into separate files (CONTRIBUTING.md, DEPLOY.md) and link to them from the README.

Please create a pull request that updates README.md with the above template in repository codeofandrin/wannfrei. Commit message: "docs(readme): add tech stack, getting started, project structure and suggestions".

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Update README.md to include the following sections and a clear, editable template. The new README should be user-friendly and ready to be committed directly. Make sure the PR updates the README.md in the repository root.

Required sections to add:

• Tech Stack
• Getting Started with Prerequisites, Development and Production
• Project Structure
• Copyright

Also add a "Suggestions" section listing additional useful README items we can add later.

Please create a README.md with the following content (fill placeholders where appropriate):

Short description: A one-sentence description of what this project does. Replace this with a short summary.

---

Tech Stack

• Primary: [e.g. JavaScript (Node.js) / TypeScript / Python / Go / Rust]
• Framework(s): [e.g. React, Next.js, Express, Django, Flask]
• Database: [e.g. PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB]
• Auth: [e.g. JWT, OAuth2]
• Dev tools: [e.g. Docker, GitHub Actions, ESLint, Prettier]

(Replace the bracketed items with the actual technologies used in this repository.)

---

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Git (>= 2.x)
• Node.js (>= 14) and npm/yarn — or replace with the language/runtime your project uses
• Docker & Docker Compose (optional, if you provide containerized setup)

Development

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/codeofandrin/wannfrei.git
   cd wannfrei

2. Install dependencies

   For Node.js projects:

   • npm install
   • or yarn install

   For Python projects:

   • python -m venv .venv
   • source .venv/bin/activate
   • pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Create a local .env (copy from .env.example if present) and set required environment variables.

4. Run the development server

   For Node.js projects:

   • npm run dev
   • or yarn dev

   For Python projects:

   • flask run
   • or python manage.py runserver

Production

• Build the project

  For Node.js/Frontend:

  • npm run build
  • or yarn build

• Run in production mode

  • npm start
  • or use a process manager like PM2, Docker, or a cloud provider's deployment pipeline

Example Docker (if applicable):

• Build: docker build -t wannfrei .
• Run: docker run -p 3000:3000 --env-file .env wannfrei

---

Project Structure

A suggested project structure (update to match the repository):

• /src or /app - Application source code
• /public - Static files (frontend)
• /tests - Test suites
• /scripts - Build or helper scripts
• .env.example - Example environment variables
• README.md - Project readme

Explain briefly what the key directories/files contain.

---

Copyright

Copyright (c) YEAR Your Name or Organization

Replace YEAR and owner with the appropriate values. If this project has a license, reference it here (for example: Licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details).

---

Suggestions for What to Add Next

• Contributing guidelines (CONTRIBUTING.md)
• License (LICENSE)
• Code of Conduct (CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)
• CI status badges (GitHub Actions, etc.)
• Quick start/demo screenshots or GIFs
• API documentation or reference
• Detailed environment variable documentation
• Testing instructions and coverage reporting
• Deployment docs (how to deploy to production)
• Roadmap / Known issues / Backlog
• Changelog (CHANGELOG.md)
• Docker and Docker Compose examples

---

Notes

• Replace placeholders with concrete information about "wannfrei" (project name, build commands, frameworks and languages used).
• If you prefer, break sections into separate files (CONTRIBUTING.md, DEPLOY.md) and link to them from the README.

Please create a pull request that updates README.md with the above template in repository codeofandrin/wannfrei. Commit message: "docs(readme): add tech stack, getting started, project structure and suggestions".

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