Update README.md to enhance clarity and structure #80
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Pull Request Overview
This PR significantly enhances the README.md by restructuring it with improved formatting, comprehensive documentation, and better visual presentation. The changes transform a basic README into a professional, user-friendly guide that better showcases the project's capabilities.
- Enhanced visual presentation with centered badges, structured sections, and improved typography
- Added comprehensive feature highlights, prerequisites, and installation instructions
- Included detailed usage examples for different scenarios (single repo, monorepo, CI/CD integration)
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| ## Support | ||
| Analyze all projects in a monorepo "using build-mode none" and upload results to GitHub Advanced Security: |
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The quotation marks around "using build-mode none" are unnecessary and create grammatical awkwardness. The sentence should read: 'Analyze all projects in a monorepo using build-mode none and upload results to GitHub Advanced Security:'
| Analyze all projects in a monorepo "using build-mode none" and upload results to GitHub Advanced Security: | |
| Analyze all projects in a monorepo using build-mode none and upload results to GitHub Advanced Security: |
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| "path": "./monorepo/project-java-1", | ||
| "language": "javascript" |
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This configuration example shows the same path './monorepo/project-java-1' for both Java and JavaScript projects (lines 115 and 122). This could confuse users about how to properly configure multiple languages for the same project path. Consider using different paths or adding a comment explaining this is intentional for multi-language analysis of the same codebase.
| "language": "javascript" | |
| "language": "javascript" | |
| // Note: The same path is used for both Java and JavaScript projects to demonstrate multi-language analysis of the same codebase. |
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