readme revamp #58
readme revamp #58
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Updated README to enhance clarity and organization, including installation instructions, features, and support information.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME.md underwent a comprehensive restructuring, shifting from a support-focused layout to a development-oriented guide. Changes include rebranding, badge additions, section reorganization, new table of contents, architecture diagram introduction, expanded installation options, updated code examples, and streamlined advanced usage documentation. Changes
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This pull request is a major revamp of the README.md file, significantly improving its structure, readability, and professionalism. The changes include adding badges, a table of contents, a mermaid diagram for the architecture, and reorganizing the content into clearer sections. My review focuses on enhancing the code examples to make them more robust and user-friendly. I've suggested adding a check for the session ID in the quick start guide and providing a complete, runnable example for the advanced usage section to prevent confusion.
| ```python | ||
| import asyncio | ||
| from BinaryOptionsToolsV2 import PocketOptionAsync | ||
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| async def main(): | ||
| try: | ||
| async with PocketOptionAsync(ssid="invalid_ssid") as client: | ||
| await client.balance() | ||
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| except ValueError as e: | ||
| print(f"Configuration Error: {e}") | ||
| # e.g., Missing SSID or invalid format | ||
| # Create a validator to filter messages containing "balance" | ||
| validator = Validator.contains("balance") | ||
| handler = await client.create_raw_handler(validator) | ||
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| except TimeoutError as e: | ||
| print(f"Operation Timed Out: {e}") | ||
| # Network lag or server unresponsiveness | ||
| # Send raw JSON request | ||
| await handler.send_text('42["getBalance"]') | ||
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| except Exception as e: | ||
| print(f"Unexpected Error: {e}") | ||
| # General catch-all | ||
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| asyncio.run(main()) | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ## Documentation | ||
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| - **Official Documentation**: [Explore the documentation site](https://chipadevteam.github.io/BinaryOptionsTools-v2/) (Powered by MkDocs) | ||
| - **API Reference**: Comprehensive [multi-language API guide](https://chipadevteam.github.io/BinaryOptionsTools-v2/API_REFERENCE/) | ||
| - **Examples**: Browse the [examples directory](https://github.com/ChipaDevTeam/BinaryOptionsTools-v2/tree/master/examples) for comprehensive code samples | ||
| - **Architecture**: See the [Architecture section](https://chipadevteam.github.io/BinaryOptionsTools-v2/architecture-dataflow/) for technical details | ||
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| ## Development | ||
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| ### Project Structure | ||
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| ```text | ||
| BinaryOptionsTools-v2/ | ||
| ├── crates/ | ||
| │ ├── binary_options_tools/ # Main Rust library | ||
| │ ├── core/ # Core WebSocket client | ||
| │ ├── core-pre/ # Low-level protocol handlers | ||
| │ └── macros/ # Procedural macros | ||
| ├── BinaryOptionsToolsV2/ | ||
| │ ├── src/ # Rust PyO3 bindings | ||
| │ └── BinaryOptionsToolsV2/ # Python wrapper layer | ||
| ├── docs/examples/ | ||
| │ ├── python/ # Python examples | ||
| │ └── javascript/ # Node.js examples (experimental) | ||
| └── docs/ # Documentation | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Building the Rust Library | ||
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| ```bash | ||
| cd crates/binary_options_tools | ||
| cargo build --release | ||
| cargo test | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Building Python Bindings | ||
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| ```bash | ||
| cd BinaryOptionsToolsV2 | ||
| maturin build --release | ||
| # Listen to the filtered stream | ||
| async for message in await handler.subscribe(): | ||
| print(f"Raw Update: {message}") | ||
| ``` |
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The code snippet in the "Advanced Usage" section is incomplete and cannot be run as-is. It's missing necessary imports (like Validator) and the initialization of the client object, which can be confusing for users. To improve clarity and user experience, I suggest providing a complete, runnable example that demonstrates the Raw Handler API.
import asyncio
import os
from BinaryOptionsToolsV2 import PocketOptionAsync, Validator
async def main():
ssid = os.getenv("POCKET_OPTION_SSID")
if not ssid:
raise ValueError("POCKET_OPTION_SSID environment variable not set.")
async with PocketOptionAsync(ssid=ssid) as client:
# Create a validator to filter messages containing "balance"
validator = Validator.contains("balance")
handler = await client.create_raw_handler(validator)
# Send raw JSON request and wait for a response
print("Requesting balance via raw handler...")
response = await handler.send_and_wait('42["getBalance"]')
print(f"Raw Response: {response}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())| ssid = os.getenv("POCKET_OPTION_SSID") | ||
| if not ssid: | ||
| raise ValueError("Please set POCKET_OPTION_SSID environment variable") | ||
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| # Use context manager for automatic connection and cleanup | ||
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The example code gets the SSID from an environment variable but doesn't check if it was found. If POCKET_OPTION_SSID is not set, os.getenv() will return None, and PocketOptionAsync(ssid=None) will likely fail. It's safer to check for the SSID's existence, as was done in the previous version of this README.
| ssid = os.getenv("POCKET_OPTION_SSID") | |
| if not ssid: | |
| raise ValueError("Please set POCKET_OPTION_SSID environment variable") | |
| # Use context manager for automatic connection and cleanup | |
| ssid = os.getenv("POCKET_OPTION_SSID") | |
| if not ssid: | |
| raise ValueError("Please set the POCKET_OPTION_SSID environment variable.") | |
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readme revamp, thats it
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