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participant User
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User->>MusicPlayer: Request song
MusicPlayer-->>User: Plays song (not based on mood)
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16-16: Consider expanding the project description.While the humorous tone is great, consider adding:
- What the project actually does (technical perspective)
- How users can interact with it
- What makes it unique beyond the mood-disrupting aspect
Example enhancement:
-This is a Mood music player wherein it plays songs NOT based on your mood! +This is a Mood music player that deliberately plays songs that don't match your mood! Using [technology/method], it detects your current mood and then selects music that's guaranteed to disrupt it. Features include [key features] and [unique aspects].
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7-13: LGTM! Team information is well-structured.
The team details are complete and consistently formatted.
Line range hint 18-89: Important sections need to be completed.
Several critical sections remain as placeholders:
- Problem & Solution sections (lines 18-22)
- Technical stack details (lines 24-33)
- Implementation instructions (lines 35-39)
- Project documentation including screenshots (lines 41-89)
These sections are essential for:
- Understanding the project's purpose
- Setting up the development environment
- Running the application
- Contributing to the project
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Create an assets directory and update all image references in README.md
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- The only real images are shield badges (which correctly use external URLs)
- The repository lacks an assets directory and any image files
- The banner image uses a temporary user-attachments URL while other images are placeholders
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- Update the banner image URL to use a relative path
- When adding future screenshots and diagrams, follow the same pattern
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Update the banner image URL to use a permanent repository path.
The current image URL uses a temporary user-attachments path which may not be accessible after the PR is merged. Consider uploading the image to the repository (e.g., in an assets or images directory) and updating the URL accordingly.
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16-22: Consider these minor refinements to maintain professionalism while keeping the fun tone.The content is engaging, but could benefit from small improvements:
- Line 19: Consider "want to" instead of "wanna"
- Line 22: "inorder" should be "in order"
-It is very tiring to always have the songs we wanna listen to play for us. +It is quite tiring to always have the songs we want to listen to play for us. -We created a very efficient website where it plays the songs in contrast to your mood. We have apps and websites that play songs that we ask for, so inorder to make people happy we created one that doesn't :) +We created a very efficient website where it plays the songs in contrast to your mood. We have apps and websites that play songs that we ask for, so in order to make people happy we created one that doesn't :)🧰 Tools
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[style] ~19-~19: The word ‘wanna’ is informal.
Context: ...very tiring to always have the songs we wanna listen to play for us. ### The Solutio...(WANNA)
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[style] ~19-~19: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
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3-3: LGTM! The title effectively conveys the project's playful nature.
The emoji addition and all-caps styling align well with the project's humorous theme.
7-13: LGTM! Team information is well-structured and complete.
The team details are consistently formatted and provide clear attribution.
26-27: Technical stack documentation needs completion.
While HTML is correctly listed, please complete the remaining technical documentation:
- Add other frontend technologies being used
- List any frameworks and libraries
- Include development tools and dependencies
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30-34: Improve formatting consistency in tools section.The tools section should follow the same bullet point format as the technologies above it.
- Tools: - Notepad - VSC - Spotify - Google Fonts API + - Tools: + - Notepad + - VSC + - Spotify + - Google Fonts API
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[style] ~19-~19: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ... The Problem (that doesn't exist) It is very tiring to always have the songs we wanna liste...
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[style] ~19-~19: The word ‘wanna’ is informal.
Context: ...very tiring to always have the songs we wanna listen to play for us. ### The Solutio...
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3-3: LGTM! Title effectively conveys the project's playful nature.
The updated title with the emoji adds personality and clearly communicates the project's purpose.
7-13: LGTM! Team information is well-structured and complete.
The team details are clearly presented with consistent formatting.
Line range hint 35-100: Complete the remaining documentation sections.
Several sections still contain placeholder text:
- Hardware components and specifications
- Installation and run commands
- Screenshots and diagrams
- Team contributions
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[style] ~19-~19: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
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| This is a Mood music player wherein it plays songs NOT based on your mood! It's a very mindful, very cutesy webesite developed for all you cutus out there<3 | ||
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| We created a very efficient website where it plays the songs in contrast to your mood. We have apps and websites that play songs that we ask for, so inorder to make people happy we created one that doesn't :) |
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Fix typo in project description.
There's a typo in "webesite" that should be corrected to "website". The informal language elsewhere aligns well with the project's playful tone.
-This is a Mood music player wherein it plays songs NOT based on your mood! It's a very mindful, very cutesy webesite developed for all you cutus out there<3
+This is a Mood music player wherein it plays songs NOT based on your mood! It's a very mindful, very cutesy website developed for all you cutus out there<3📝 Committable suggestion
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| This is a Mood music player wherein it plays songs NOT based on your mood! It's a very mindful, very cutesy webesite developed for all you cutus out there<3 | |
| ### The Problem (that doesn't exist) | |
| [What ridiculous problem are you solving?] | |
| It is very tiring to always have the songs we wanna listen to play for us. | |
| ### The Solution (that nobody asked for) | |
| [How are you solving it? Keep it fun!] | |
| We created a very efficient website where it plays the songs in contrast to your mood. We have apps and websites that play songs that we ask for, so inorder to make people happy we created one that doesn't :) | |
| This is a Mood music player wherein it plays songs NOT based on your mood! It's a very mindful, very cutesy website developed for all you cutus out there<3 | |
| ### The Problem (that doesn't exist) | |
| It is very tiring to always have the songs we wanna listen to play for us. | |
| ### The Solution (that nobody asked for) | |
| We created a very efficient website where it plays the songs in contrast to your mood. We have apps and websites that play songs that we ask for, so inorder to make people happy we created one that doesn't :) |
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[style] ~19-~19: The word ‘wanna’ is informal.
Context: ...very tiring to always have the songs we wanna listen to play for us. ### The Solutio...
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27-35: Consider adding version information for technologies.For better reproducibility, consider specifying versions for key technologies and tools. This helps others recreate the development environment accurately.
Example addition:
- JavaScript + JavaScript (ES6+) Tools: Notepad - VSC + VSC (v1.8x+)
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92-94: Complete team contributions section.Now that team members are listed, please document their specific contributions to the project. This helps in understanding each member's role and responsibilities.
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[style] ~19-~19: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
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[style] ~19-~19: The word ‘wanna’ is informal.
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1-1: Skip comment as issue already addressed in previous review.
3-13: LGTM! Clear project title and complete team information.
16-22: Skip comment as typo issue already addressed in previous review.
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[style] ~19-~19: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
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[style] ~19-~19: The word ‘wanna’ is informal.
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88-88: Documentation sections need completion.
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- Screenshots section needs actual application screenshots
- Workflow/architecture diagrams are missing
- Project demo video link is empty
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Documentation sections need completion with actual content
The README.md contains multiple placeholder sections that need to be filled:
- Screenshots section has 3 placeholder markers with missing images and captions
- Workflow/architecture diagram section is empty with placeholder text
- Project demo video section contains empty brackets
[] - Hardware-related sections (schematics, circuit diagrams, build photos) are empty but can be removed since this appears to be a web-based software project
Note: Since this is a web-based music player project (as evident from the project description and tech stack), you can safely remove the hardware-related documentation sections to keep the README focused and relevant.
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