From 806f76c379360d45fc7c1f5d49446ceae2622d63 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alexdyn1927 Date: Wed, 7 May 2025 07:16:55 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 1/2] Create Prometheus-generated README file --- README_Prometheus.md | 349 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 349 insertions(+) create mode 100644 README_Prometheus.md diff --git a/README_Prometheus.md b/README_Prometheus.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a496875 --- /dev/null +++ b/README_Prometheus.md @@ -0,0 +1,349 @@ +# Manticore: A Lightweight Python Static Site Generator + +## Project Overview + +Manticore is a lightweight, minimalist static site generator designed to simplify the process of creating and managing static websites using Python. It offers a straightforward approach to converting Markdown content into fully rendered HTML sites with minimal configuration. + +### Core Purpose +Manticore enables developers and content creators to generate static websites quickly and efficiently, with support for two primary use cases: +- Blog/Article websites +- Personal resume websites + +### Key Features +- **Simple Markdown-to-HTML Conversion**: Easily transform Markdown files into static HTML pages +- **Flexible Content Management**: Supports separate content directories for blogs and resumes +- **Template-Based Rendering**: Uses Jinja2 for dynamic template rendering +- **Minimal Configuration**: Requires minimal setup and provides a streamlined build process +- **Command-Line Interface**: Offers simple CLI commands for generating sites + +### Benefits +- **Lightweight and Fast**: Minimal dependencies and quick site generation +- **Version Control Friendly**: Content stored in Markdown files is easy to track and manage +- **Responsive Design**: Utilizes Skeleton CSS for mobile-friendly layouts +- **Extensible**: Designed with potential for future template and feature expansions + +## Getting Started, Installation, and Setup + +### Prerequisites + +- Python 3.7 or higher +- pip package manager + +### Installation + +1. Clone the repository: + ```bash + git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepository.git + cd yourrepository + ``` + +2. Create a virtual environment (optional but recommended): + ```bash + python3 -m venv venv + source venv/bin/activate # On Windows, use `venv\Scripts\activate` + ``` + +3. Install required dependencies: + ```bash + pip install -r requirements.txt + ``` + +### Development Setup + +The project uses `click` for command-line interactions and supports generating two types of templates: default blog and resume. + +### Running the Project + +#### Blog Template Generation +To generate the default blog template: +```bash +python build.py --default +``` + +#### Resume Template Generation +To generate a resume template: +```bash +python build.py --resume +``` + +### Dependencies + +The project requires the following Python packages: +- click (v7.1.1) +- Jinja2 (v2.11.3) +- markdown2 (v2.3.8) +- MarkupSafe (v1.1.1) + +### Supported Platforms + +This project is compatible with: +- macOS +- Linux +- Windows + +### Troubleshooting + +- Ensure you have Python 3.7+ installed +- Make sure all dependencies are installed via `pip install -r requirements.txt` +- Check that you're running commands from the project root directory + +## Usage + +This tool generates static HTML sites from markdown files, supporting blog and resume templates. + +### Basic Usage + +Generate a blog site: +```bash +python build.py --default +``` +This command processes markdown files in the `content/default/` directory and generates HTML files in the `output/` directory. It will create: +- `output/home.html`: A listing of all blog posts +- `output/posts/[slug].html`: Individual blog post pages + +Generate a resume: +```bash +python build.py --resume +``` +This command processes the markdown file in `content/resume/resume.md` and generates `output/resume.html`. + +### Command Options + +| Option | Short Flag | Description | +|--------|------------|-------------| +| `--default` | `-d` | Generate blog site from markdown files | +| `--resume` | `-r` | Generate resume page from markdown file | + +### Example Workflow + +1. Create blog posts in `content/default/` as markdown files +2. Run `python build.py --default` to generate the blog site +3. The generated site will be available in the `output/` directory + +### Requirements +- Python 3.x +- Click library +- Markdown2 library +- Jinja2 library + +Ensure these dependencies are installed before running the tool. + +## Configuration + +The project uses Markdown files for configuration and content management. Configuration is primarily handled through metadata within Markdown files. + +### Content Configuration + +The project supports two types of content configurations: + +#### Blog Post Configuration +Each blog post is configured using metadata at the top of a Markdown file located in `content/default/`. The metadata includes: + +```markdown +blog: Blog name +title: Post title +date: DD MMM YYYY +summary: Brief post description +slug: url-friendly-slug +``` + +Example (`content/default/article.md`): +```markdown +blog: Blaze codes +title: How to reverse the neutron flow +date: 30 Aug 2019 +summary: Technical description +slug: neutron-flow +``` + +#### Resume Configuration +Resume details are configured in a single Markdown file (`content/resume/resume.md`) with the following metadata: + +```markdown +name: Your Name +designation: Your Job Title +address: Street Address +phone: Phone Number +email: Contact Email +``` + +### Template Configuration +Templates are located in the `templates/` directory with predefined structures for: +- Default blog home page: `templates/default/home.html` +- Default blog post page: `templates/default/post.html` +- Resume page: `templates/resume/home.html` +- Layout template: `templates/layout.html` + +### Rendering Configuration +The rendering process is managed by the `Render` class in `render.py`, which uses Jinja2 for template rendering and automatically generates HTML output in the `output/` directory. + +## Project Structure + +The project is organized into several key directories and files that support the static site generation process: + +### Root Directory +- `build.py`: The main script for generating static sites, providing command-line interface for site generation +- `parse.py`: Likely handles parsing of markdown content +- `render.py`: Presumably manages rendering of templates +- `requirements.txt`: Lists Python package dependencies for the project +- `LICENSE`: Contains the project's licensing information + +### Content Directory +Contains source markdown files for different site types: +- `content/default/`: Stores markdown files for blog posts + - `article.md`: Example blog post markdown file + - `newarticle.md`: Another example blog post markdown file +- `content/resume/`: Contains markdown for resume generation + - `resume.md`: Markdown file for resume content + +### Templates Directory +Provides HTML templates for site generation: +- `templates/default/`: Templates for default blog site + - `home.html`: Main page template + - `post.html`: Individual post template +- `templates/resume/`: Templates specific to resume site + - `home.html`: Resume page template +- `templates/layout.html`: Likely a base layout template used across different site types + +### Generated Output +While not present in the repository, the build process creates an `output/` directory with generated static site files + +### Configuration and Version Control +- `.gitignore`: Specifies intentionally untracked files to ignore +- `.gitattributes`: Defines attributes for pathnames in the repository + +## Technologies Used + +### Programming Language +- Python 3.x + +### Core Libraries and Frameworks +- **Jinja2** (v2.11.3): Template engine for rendering HTML pages +- **markdown2** (v2.3.8): Markdown parsing library +- **click** (v7.1.1): Command-line interface toolkit + +### Python Standard Libraries +- `os`: File and directory operations +- `datetime`: Date and time manipulations +- `pathlib`: Path handling + +### HTML Templating +- HTML5 +- Jinja2 HTML templates + +### Development Tools +- Git (version control) +- Markdown for content writing + +### Supported Content Types +- Markdown (.md) files for blog posts and resume +- HTML templates for rendering + +## Additional Notes + +### Project Limitations +- Currently supports two primary template types: blog and resume +- Limited to basic static site generation +- No built-in deployment mechanisms (deployment solutions are planned) + +### Performance Considerations +- Utilizes lightweight Python libraries for parsing and rendering +- Generates static HTML files, ensuring fast page load times +- Minimal processing overhead due to simple parsing and templating approach + +### Security Notes +- Static site generation reduces potential security vulnerabilities associated with dynamic websites +- Uses trusted open-source libraries with active maintenance + +### Compatibility +- Compatible with Python 3.6 and higher +- Works cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux) +- Requires minimal system resources + +### Potential Use Cases +- Personal blogs +- Online resumes +- Simple portfolio websites +- Documentation sites with markdown content + +### Known Limitations +- No dynamic content generation +- No built-in search functionality +- Limited to predefined templates +- Manual markdown file management required + +### Future Development Roadmap +- Implement custom category and tag support +- Develop additional static site templates (portfolio, landing page) +- Explore simplified deployment options +- Enhance template customization capabilities + +## Contributing + +We welcome and appreciate contributions to Manticore! By contributing, you help improve the project for everyone. + +### Contribution Guidelines + +#### How to Contribute +1. Fork the repository +2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix +3. Make your changes +4. Write or update tests as necessary +5. Ensure all tests pass +6. Submit a pull request + +#### Development Setup +- Use Python 3.6 or higher +- Create a virtual environment +- Install dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt` +- Run the application using `python build.py` + +#### Code Style +- Follow standard Python PEP 8 guidelines +- Use clear, descriptive variable and function names +- Write docstrings for functions and classes +- Keep code modular and well-organized + +#### Testing +- Ensure your code changes do not break existing functionality +- Add tests for new features or bug fixes +- Run existing tests before submitting a pull request + +#### Reporting Issues +- Use GitHub Issues to report bugs or suggest improvements +- Provide a clear and detailed description +- Include steps to reproduce the issue if applicable +- Specify your Python version and environment details + +#### Feature Suggestions +- Open an issue to discuss proposed features +- Explain the use case and potential implementation +- Be open to feedback and collaboration + +### Dependencies +The project currently uses the following key dependencies: +- click (v7.1.1) +- Jinja2 (v2.11.3) +- markdown2 (v2.3.8) +- MarkupSafe (v1.1.1) + +When adding new dependencies, please update the `requirements.txt` file. + +## License + +This project is licensed under the MIT License. + +#### License Details +- **Type**: MIT License +- **Copyright**: © 2019 Blaze + +A full copy of the license is available in the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file in the repository root. + +The MIT License is a permissive open-source license that allows you to: +- Use the software commercially +- Modify the software +- Distribute the software +- Sublicense the software +- Use the software for private use + +The only condition is that the original copyright notice must be included in any substantial portion of the software. \ No newline at end of file From 5108c61d34c4e64fa5a06c3f6d94df3922b0d9f1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alexdyn1927 Date: Wed, 7 May 2025 07:19:41 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 2/2] Create Prometheus-generated README file --- README_Prometheus.md | 443 ++++++++++++++++++++----------------------- 1 file changed, 210 insertions(+), 233 deletions(-) diff --git a/README_Prometheus.md b/README_Prometheus.md index a496875..dd58cb9 100644 --- a/README_Prometheus.md +++ b/README_Prometheus.md @@ -1,216 +1,193 @@ -# Manticore: A Lightweight Python Static Site Generator +# Manticore: A Lightweight Static Site Generator for Markdown Content ## Project Overview -Manticore is a lightweight, minimalist static site generator designed to simplify the process of creating and managing static websites using Python. It offers a straightforward approach to converting Markdown content into fully rendered HTML sites with minimal configuration. - -### Core Purpose -Manticore enables developers and content creators to generate static websites quickly and efficiently, with support for two primary use cases: -- Blog/Article websites -- Personal resume websites +Manticore is a lightweight, flexible static site generator designed to simplify the process of creating websites from Markdown content. It provides a straightforward way to transform Markdown files into static HTML pages with minimal configuration. ### Key Features -- **Simple Markdown-to-HTML Conversion**: Easily transform Markdown files into static HTML pages -- **Flexible Content Management**: Supports separate content directories for blogs and resumes -- **Template-Based Rendering**: Uses Jinja2 for dynamic template rendering -- **Minimal Configuration**: Requires minimal setup and provides a streamlined build process -- **Command-Line Interface**: Offers simple CLI commands for generating sites +- Generate static websites from Markdown content +- Support for two primary templates: + - Blog/Default Site: Generates a multi-page blog with a home page and individual post pages + - Resume: Creates a single-page resume website +- Simple, command-line driven generation process +- Automatic content parsing and HTML rendering +- Customizable through Markdown metadata ### Benefits -- **Lightweight and Fast**: Minimal dependencies and quick site generation -- **Version Control Friendly**: Content stored in Markdown files is easy to track and manage -- **Responsive Design**: Utilizes Skeleton CSS for mobile-friendly layouts -- **Extensible**: Designed with potential for future template and feature expansions +- Easy content management using Markdown files +- No database or complex server-side setup required +- Quick deployment as a static website +- Lightweight and minimalistic design +- Flexible template system using Jinja2 +- Responsive design with Skeleton CSS + +### Use Cases +Ideal for developers, writers, and professionals who want to: +- Create personal blogs +- Publish professional resumes +- Generate simple, fast-loading websites +- Manage content through plain text Markdown files ## Getting Started, Installation, and Setup ### Prerequisites -- Python 3.7 or higher -- pip package manager - -### Installation +- Python 3.6 or higher +- pip (Python package manager) -1. Clone the repository: - ```bash - git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepository.git - cd yourrepository - ``` +### Quick Start Guide -2. Create a virtual environment (optional but recommended): +1. Clone the repository to your local machine +2. Create a virtual environment: ```bash python3 -m venv venv - source venv/bin/activate # On Windows, use `venv\Scripts\activate` + source venv/bin/activate # On Windows use `venv\Scripts\activate` ``` -3. Install required dependencies: +3. Install dependencies: ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt ``` ### Development Setup -The project uses `click` for command-line interactions and supports generating two types of templates: default blog and resume. +#### Blog Generation +To generate a blog from markdown files: -### Running the Project +1. Add markdown posts in the `content/default` directory +2. Run the build command: + ```bash + python build.py --default default + ``` -#### Blog Template Generation -To generate the default blog template: -```bash -python build.py --default -``` +#### Resume Generation +To generate a resume: -#### Resume Template Generation -To generate a resume template: -```bash -python build.py --resume -``` +1. Add resume markdown file in the `content/resume` directory +2. Run the build command: + ```bash + python build.py --resume resume + ``` + +### Command-Line Interface -### Dependencies +Manticore provides a flexible CLI for generating static sites: -The project requires the following Python packages: -- click (v7.1.1) -- Jinja2 (v2.11.3) -- markdown2 (v2.3.8) -- MarkupSafe (v1.1.1) +```bash +python build.py [OPTIONS] + +Options: + -d, --default TEXT Generate the default blog template + -r, --resume TEXT Generate a resume template + --help Show this message and exit +``` -### Supported Platforms +### Output -This project is compatible with: -- macOS -- Linux -- Windows +- Running the build commands will create an `output` folder +- For blog generation, the output will include: + ``` + /output + └── posts + └── home.html + ``` ### Troubleshooting -- Ensure you have Python 3.7+ installed -- Make sure all dependencies are installed via `pip install -r requirements.txt` -- Check that you're running commands from the project root directory +- Ensure all dependencies are installed correctly +- Check that markdown files are placed in the correct content directories +- Use the `--help` flag for additional command information -## Usage +## Usage Examples -This tool generates static HTML sites from markdown files, supporting blog and resume templates. +### Generating a Blog -### Basic Usage +To generate a blog site, use the following command: -Generate a blog site: ```bash -python build.py --default +python build.py --default default ``` -This command processes markdown files in the `content/default/` directory and generates HTML files in the `output/` directory. It will create: -- `output/home.html`: A listing of all blog posts -- `output/posts/[slug].html`: Individual blog post pages -Generate a resume: -```bash -python build.py --resume -``` -This command processes the markdown file in `content/resume/resume.md` and generates `output/resume.html`. - -### Command Options +This will: +- Parse markdown files from the `content/default` directory +- Generate HTML files in the `output/posts` directory +- Create a home page and individual post pages -| Option | Short Flag | Description | -|--------|------------|-------------| -| `--default` | `-d` | Generate blog site from markdown files | -| `--resume` | `-r` | Generate resume page from markdown file | +### Generating a Resume -### Example Workflow +To generate a resume site, use the following command: -1. Create blog posts in `content/default/` as markdown files -2. Run `python build.py --default` to generate the blog site -3. The generated site will be available in the `output/` directory - -### Requirements -- Python 3.x -- Click library -- Markdown2 library -- Jinja2 library - -Ensure these dependencies are installed before running the tool. - -## Configuration - -The project uses Markdown files for configuration and content management. Configuration is primarily handled through metadata within Markdown files. +```bash +python build.py --resume resume +``` -### Content Configuration +This will: +- Parse the markdown file from the `content/resume` directory +- Generate a single HTML page in the `output` directory -The project supports two types of content configurations: +### Command Line Options -#### Blog Post Configuration -Each blog post is configured using metadata at the top of a Markdown file located in `content/default/`. The metadata includes: +You can view all available options by running: -```markdown -blog: Blog name -title: Post title -date: DD MMM YYYY -summary: Brief post description -slug: url-friendly-slug +```bash +python build.py --help ``` -Example (`content/default/article.md`): -```markdown -blog: Blaze codes -title: How to reverse the neutron flow -date: 30 Aug 2019 -summary: Technical description -slug: neutron-flow -``` +This will display the available command-line options: +- `-d, --default`: Generate the default blog template +- `-r, --resume`: Generate a resume template +- `--help`: Show help message and exit -#### Resume Configuration -Resume details are configured in a single Markdown file (`content/resume/resume.md`) with the following metadata: +### Example Workflow -```markdown -name: Your Name -designation: Your Job Title -address: Street Address -phone: Phone Number -email: Contact Email -``` +1. Add your markdown content: + - Blog posts in `content/default/` + - Resume in `content/resume/resume.md` -### Template Configuration -Templates are located in the `templates/` directory with predefined structures for: -- Default blog home page: `templates/default/home.html` -- Default blog post page: `templates/default/post.html` -- Resume page: `templates/resume/home.html` -- Layout template: `templates/layout.html` +2. Run the build command: + ```bash + python build.py --default default # For blog + # or + python build.py --resume resume # For resume + ``` -### Rendering Configuration -The rendering process is managed by the `Render` class in `render.py`, which uses Jinja2 for template rendering and automatically generates HTML output in the `output/` directory. +3. Find the generated static site in the `output` directory ## Project Structure -The project is organized into several key directories and files that support the static site generation process: +The project is organized into several key directories and files to support the static site generation process: -### Root Directory -- `build.py`: The main script for generating static sites, providing command-line interface for site generation +#### Root Directory +- `build.py`: The main script for generating static sites, providing command-line interface options - `parse.py`: Likely handles parsing of markdown content -- `render.py`: Presumably manages rendering of templates -- `requirements.txt`: Lists Python package dependencies for the project -- `LICENSE`: Contains the project's licensing information +- `render.py`: Responsible for rendering templates +- `requirements.txt`: Lists project dependencies +- `LICENSE`: Project licensing information -### Content Directory -Contains source markdown files for different site types: +#### Content Directory +Contains source markdown files for different types of content: - `content/default/`: Stores markdown files for blog posts - - `article.md`: Example blog post markdown file - - `newarticle.md`: Another example blog post markdown file + - `article.md` + - `newarticle.md` - `content/resume/`: Contains markdown for resume generation - - `resume.md`: Markdown file for resume content + - `resume.md` -### Templates Directory +#### Templates Directory Provides HTML templates for site generation: +- `templates/layout.html`: Base layout template - `templates/default/`: Templates for default blog site - - `home.html`: Main page template - - `post.html`: Individual post template -- `templates/resume/`: Templates specific to resume site - - `home.html`: Resume page template -- `templates/layout.html`: Likely a base layout template used across different site types + - `home.html` + - `post.html` +- `templates/resume/`: Templates specific to resume generation + - `home.html` -### Generated Output -While not present in the repository, the build process creates an `output/` directory with generated static site files - -### Configuration and Version Control +#### Key Project Files - `.gitignore`: Specifies intentionally untracked files to ignore - `.gitattributes`: Defines attributes for pathnames in the repository +- `README.md`: Project documentation and guide +- `README_Prometheus.md`: Additional documentation (purpose unclear) + +The structure supports generating different types of static sites (blog, resume) with flexible templating and content management. ## Technologies Used @@ -218,116 +195,113 @@ While not present in the repository, the build process creates an `output/` dire - Python 3.x ### Core Libraries and Frameworks -- **Jinja2** (v2.11.3): Template engine for rendering HTML pages -- **markdown2** (v2.3.8): Markdown parsing library -- **click** (v7.1.1): Command-line interface toolkit - -### Python Standard Libraries -- `os`: File and directory operations -- `datetime`: Date and time manipulations -- `pathlib`: Path handling - -### HTML Templating -- HTML5 -- Jinja2 HTML templates +- **Jinja2** (v2.11.3): Templating engine for rendering HTML templates +- **markdown2** (v2.3.8): Markdown parsing library for converting Markdown to HTML +- **click** (v7.1.1): Python package for creating command-line interfaces ### Development Tools -- Git (version control) -- Markdown for content writing +- **Python Standard Libraries**: + - `os`: File and directory operations + - `datetime`: Date and time manipulations + - `pathlib`: Path and file system operations + +### Template Management +- HTML templates using Jinja2 template engine +- Supports multiple template directories for different content types (default, resume) -### Supported Content Types -- Markdown (.md) files for blog posts and resume -- HTML templates for rendering +### Content Processing +- Markdown-based content management +- Metadata extraction from Markdown files +- Dynamic content rendering ## Additional Notes ### Project Limitations -- Currently supports two primary template types: blog and resume -- Limited to basic static site generation -- No built-in deployment mechanisms (deployment solutions are planned) - -### Performance Considerations -- Utilizes lightweight Python libraries for parsing and rendering -- Generates static HTML files, ensuring fast page load times -- Minimal processing overhead due to simple parsing and templating approach +- Supports two primary template types: blog and resume +- Static site generation with basic functionality +- Manual markdown content management required -### Security Notes -- Static site generation reduces potential security vulnerabilities associated with dynamic websites -- Uses trusted open-source libraries with active maintenance +### Performance Characteristics +- Lightweight Python libraries ensure fast processing +- Generates static HTML files for quick page loads +- Minimal computational overhead during site generation ### Compatibility -- Compatible with Python 3.6 and higher -- Works cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux) -- Requires minimal system resources +- Supports Python 3.6 and higher +- Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, macOS, Linux) +- Works with minimal system resources ### Potential Use Cases -- Personal blogs -- Online resumes -- Simple portfolio websites -- Documentation sites with markdown content +- Personal blogs and portfolios +- Online resume websites +- Simple documentation sites +- Markdown-based content publishing -### Known Limitations +### Known Constraints - No dynamic content generation -- No built-in search functionality -- Limited to predefined templates -- Manual markdown file management required +- Limited built-in template options +- Manual markdown file management +- No integrated search functionality -### Future Development Roadmap +### Future Development Considerations - Implement custom category and tag support -- Develop additional static site templates (portfolio, landing page) -- Explore simplified deployment options +- Develop additional static site templates +- Explore simplified deployment mechanisms - Enhance template customization capabilities +### Security Considerations +- Static site generation reduces potential web vulnerabilities +- Uses trusted, actively maintained open-source libraries +- Minimal attack surface due to simple generation process + ## Contributing -We welcome and appreciate contributions to Manticore! By contributing, you help improve the project for everyone. +We welcome contributions to Manticore! Here are some guidelines to help you get started: + +### Ways to Contribute -### Contribution Guidelines +- Report bugs and request features by opening issues +- Submit pull requests with bug fixes or enhancements +- Improve documentation +- Suggest improvements to the existing code + +### Contribution Process -#### How to Contribute 1. Fork the repository 2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix 3. Make your changes -4. Write or update tests as necessary +4. Write or update tests as needed 5. Ensure all tests pass 6. Submit a pull request -#### Development Setup +### Development Setup + - Use Python 3.6 or higher -- Create a virtual environment +- Create a virtual environment: `virtualenv venv` - Install dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt` -- Run the application using `python build.py` - -#### Code Style -- Follow standard Python PEP 8 guidelines -- Use clear, descriptive variable and function names -- Write docstrings for functions and classes -- Keep code modular and well-organized - -#### Testing -- Ensure your code changes do not break existing functionality -- Add tests for new features or bug fixes -- Run existing tests before submitting a pull request - -#### Reporting Issues -- Use GitHub Issues to report bugs or suggest improvements -- Provide a clear and detailed description -- Include steps to reproduce the issue if applicable -- Specify your Python version and environment details - -#### Feature Suggestions -- Open an issue to discuss proposed features -- Explain the use case and potential implementation -- Be open to feedback and collaboration - -### Dependencies -The project currently uses the following key dependencies: -- click (v7.1.1) -- Jinja2 (v2.11.3) -- markdown2 (v2.3.8) -- MarkupSafe (v1.1.1) - -When adding new dependencies, please update the `requirements.txt` file. + +### Code Guidelines + +- Follow PEP 8 style guidelines +- Write clear, concise, and meaningful commit messages +- Add comments to explain complex logic +- Ensure code is readable and maintainable + +### Reporting Issues + +- Use the GitHub Issues section +- Provide a clear and descriptive title +- Include steps to reproduce the issue +- Add any relevant error messages or screenshots + +### Pull Request Process + +- Provide a clear description of your changes +- Link any related issues +- Ensure your code passes all existing tests +- Be open to feedback and potential requested changes + +Thank you for contributing to Manticore! ## License @@ -337,13 +311,16 @@ This project is licensed under the MIT License. - **Type**: MIT License - **Copyright**: © 2019 Blaze -A full copy of the license is available in the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file in the repository root. +A copy of the full license is available in the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file in the project root. + +#### Key Permissions +- Commercial use +- Modification +- Distribution +- Private use -The MIT License is a permissive open-source license that allows you to: -- Use the software commercially -- Modify the software -- Distribute the software -- Sublicense the software -- Use the software for private use +#### Conditions +- License and copyright notice must be included +- No warranty is provided -The only condition is that the original copyright notice must be included in any substantial portion of the software. \ No newline at end of file +For complete details, please review the full license text. \ No newline at end of file