docs: fix JSON formatting and improve README documentation#49
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WalkthroughThe documentation for both the main project and the transports module was revised for clarity, accuracy, and improved formatting. JSON configuration examples were corrected, Docker and Go setup instructions were updated, and feature lists and benchmarking sections were refined. No changes were made to code or exported entities. Changes
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transports/README.md (2)
68-68: Ensure consistency of sample file references
The Docker setup now usesconfig.json, but here we refer users toconfig.example.json. Consider clarifying thatconfig.example.jsonis the template in the repo which should be copied toconfig.jsonbefore use.
190-190: Fix grammar in plugin note
Change “plugin specific documentations” to “plugin-specific documentation” for grammatical correctness and clarity.README.md (4)
82-82: Avoid redundant notes
The reminder to add all variables appears twice (after environment setup and after Docker run). Consider removing one to reduce duplication.
210-210: Grammar fix for observability feature
Change “Build in Observability” to “Built-in Observability” to correct the phrasing.
317-317: Consistent spelling of “marshaling”
The footnote uses “marshalling” (two Ls) while the table uses “Marshaling” (one L). Choose one spelling for consistency.
324-324: Refine total overhead highlight
Consider rephrasing to “Adds less than 15 µs overhead per request on average” and removing “only” for a more direct statement.
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286-286: Emphasis used instead of a heading
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[uncategorized] ~330-~330: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘marshaling’ and ‘marshalling’) within a single text.
Context: ...er response parsing - 58% faster JSON marshaling - Significantly reduced queue wait ti...
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transports/README.md (4)
41-49: Validated JSON configuration example
The nested structure under"openai"with thekeysarray andmodelsfield is correctly formatted and aligns with the main README.
53-53: Clarified environment variable placeholder
Good addition clarifying thatOPENAI_API_KEYis pulled from the environment at runtime. This improves usability for new users.
82-82: Updated Docker build argument
ChangingCONFIG_PATHto./config.jsonmatches the examples in the main README and reflects the actual filename users will provide.
121-121: Simplified Go run instruction
The new step clearly instructs users to ensure Go is in theirPATHand consolidates the run command. This streamlines setup.README.md (7)
18-28: Valid JSON configuration snippet
The updatedconfig.jsonexample now uses a valid JSON object structure with nested keys and matches the transports README, improving clarity and correctness.
38-38: Explicit environment variable reminder
Adding a note to export all variables stated inconfig.jsonhelps prevent runtime errors.
52-52: Streamlined Go binary run step
Combining the Go binary run instructions into a single, clear command with a PATH reminder enhances readability.
70-70: Corrected Docker build argument
Updating the build argument to reference./config.jsoninstead of the example file aligns with the user’s workflow.
207-209: Expanded features list approved
The new entries for “Flexible Transports”, “Plugin First Architecture”, and “Custom Configuration” effectively showcase Bifrost’s capabilities.
218-218: Usetextcode block for directory tree
Switching to atext-specific code block improves rendering for the repository structure.
315-315: Added overhead metric
Including the “Bifrost’s Overhead” row provides valuable insight into the framework’s performance impact.
# Fix JSON formatting in README and improve documentation clarity This PR corrects the JSON formatting in the README files and enhances documentation clarity. Key changes include: - Fixed the malformed JSON example in the main README.md - Corrected Docker build command to reference config.json instead of config.example.json - Simplified the Go binary execution instructions by removing redundant options - Improved the benchmarks section with clearer formatting and added context about Bifrost's overhead - Enhanced the architecture documentation with better text formatting - Added more specific details about Bifrost's features, including plugin architecture and observability - Clarified environment variable usage in the transports README - Improved formatting consistency throughout both README files These changes make the documentation more accurate and easier to follow for new users setting up Bifrost.
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Fix JSON formatting in README and improve documentation clarity
This PR corrects the JSON formatting in the README files and enhances documentation clarity. Key changes include:
These changes make the documentation more accurate and easier to follow for new users setting up Bifrost.