Readme Studio
Modular block builder for GitHub documentation.
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My Awesome Project
A brief description of what this project does and why it exists.
Installation
npm install my-projectUsage
import { hello } from 'my-project';
hello();Features
- 🚀 Fast and lightweight
- 🔒 Secure by default
- 📱 Mobile responsive
The Ultimate Guide to GitHub READMEs
Why do you need a README?
A README.md file is the "front door" of your project. It is the first thing recruiters, users, and contributors see when they visit your repository. A professional README increases the trust in your code and encourages people to star or fork your project.
Markdown Syntax Cheat Sheet
- Headers
# H1, ## H2 - Bold
**Bold Text** - Code Block
```js code ``` - Links
[Text](url) - Images
Standard Sections
Every great open-source project includes these core sections:
- Installation: Commands to install dependencies (e.g.,
npm install). - Usage: Code snippets showing how to use the project.
- Contributing: Rules for how others can help fix bugs.
- License: Legal permission to use the code (MIT, Apache, etc).
Pro Tip: Badges
Adding "Shields" (badges) to the top of your readme makes it look official. Our generator automatically adds version and license badges for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Markdown?
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that you can use to add formatting elements to plaintext text documents.
Can I add HTML?
Yes! GitHub Readmes support basic HTML tags like <div> and <img> for advanced layouts.