docs: align README examples and clean up string validation in SimpleKeyLock#28
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- Added `.createDatabase(true)` to `JDBCKeyLockBuilder` in the main README's "Programmatic Usage" example to ensure accurate setup instructions aligned with sub-module documentation. - Refactored `SimpleKeyLock.java` to use `String.isBlank()` instead of `trim().isEmpty()` for cleaner, standard string validation in Java. Co-authored-by: pmalirz <19637300+pmalirz@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR addresses the request to improve overall clean code practices while perfectly aligning the README documentation with existing codebase capabilities.
Changes include:
.createDatabase(true)to the programmatic use case example inREADME.md, perfectly aligning it with what's documented in thedlock-jdbcsub-module and the required initial setup to avoid database errors.SimpleKeyLock.tryLockto adopt standard Java conventions by using.isBlank()instead of.trim().isEmpty().Tests pass completely with no regressions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 18385575067657375025 started by @pmalirz