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GitAuto: Adding a new installation method to the README #141
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## Install via x-cmd |
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Ensure that the x-cmd
package manager is well-documented and supported, as users will rely on it for installation. Consider adding a brief note about any prerequisites or compatibility issues that might affect users.
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User description
Resolves #140
What is the feature
Add the
x-cmd
installation method to thefanyi
README, providing users with an alternative way to installfanyi
using the lightweightx-cmd
package manager.Why we need the feature
Including the
x-cmd
installation method offers users a convenient way to installfanyi
without requiring root permissions. This enhances accessibility for users who:By expanding the installation options, we make
fanyi
more accessible to a broader audience.How to implement and why
Step 1: Update README.md
README.md
where installation methods are described.Step 2: Provide Installation Instructions
Introduce
x-cmd
with a brief description and provide a link to its official website.Include the installation command in a code block for clarity:
Mention any additional resources, such as the demo and article or the Bilibili video, to help users understand how to use
fanyi
withx-cmd
.Reasons:
README.md
is the most straightforward way to inform users of the new installation method.About backward compatibility
This change is purely additive and does not affect any existing functionality or installation methods. It maintains full backward compatibility as it:
Test these changes locally
Description
fanyi
using thex-cmd
package manager in theREADME.md
.x-cmd
.fanyi
withx-cmd
.Changes walkthrough
README.md
Add `x-cmd` Installation Method to README
README.md
x-cmd
.x-cmd
.💡 Usage Guide
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