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- Added index.rst file to serve as the main entry point for the documentation. - Included quick_start.rst file with initial setup and configuration instructions. - Ensured proper formatting and structure to align with Sphinx documentation standards.
- Created usage.rst file to document various usage scenarios of the django_logging package. - Included examples of basic logging, request logging middleware, and context manager usage. - Provided instructions for using the log and notify utility and the send_logs management command. - Ensured clarity and usability for developers integrating django_logging into their projects.
- Added settings.rst to document all available configuration options for django_logging. - Included descriptions for AUTO_INITIALIZATION_ENABLE, LOG_FILE_LEVELS, LOG_CONSOLE_FORMAT, and other settings. - Provided example configuration and explanations for customizing logging behavior in Django projects. - Documented available log format options and required email settings for the email notifier. - Ensured that developers have a clear reference for configuring the package to meet their specific needs.
- Added contributing.rst to provide guidelines for contributing to the django_logging project. - Included instructions for setting up the development environment, running tests, and submitting pull requests. - Outlined code style requirements, including adherence to PEP 8 and the use of proper commit messages. - Provided details on how to report issues, suggest features, and collaborate with other contributors. - Aimed to streamline the contribution process and maintain code quality across the project.
- Added rules.rst to document the rules and guidelines for using django_logging in Django projects. - Outlined the recommended practices for configuring logging levels, formats, and destinations. - Included examples of common logging scenarios and how to handle them using django_logging. - Provided guidance on maintaining consistency and clarity in log messages across the application. - Aimed to ensure that logging is effective, informative, and easy to manage within the project.
- Added conf.py to configure Sphinx for generating project documentation. - Set up project information, including project name, author, and version. - Configured Sphinx extensions, templates, and paths. - Enabled autodoc, intersphinx, and other relevant extensions for better documentation generation. - Customized HTML theme and output options for a more user-friendly appearance. - Established configurations to support future documentation expansion and maintenance.
- Added Makefile for building Sphinx documentation on Unix-based systems. - Added make.bat for building Sphinx documentation on Windows systems. - Configured both files to support common build targets such as html, latexpdf, and clean. - Enabled easy execution of documentation builds, streamlining the documentation generation process. - Facilitated cross-platform compatibility for generating project documentation.
- Updated README.md file to provide an overview of the project, its purpose, and how to get started. - Included sections on installation, configuration, and verification of django_logging. - Provided examples for adding the package to INSTALLED_APPS and running the Django server to ensure proper setup. - Added details on default logging configurations and instructions for further customization. - Included a brief conclusion directing users to additional settings for more advanced configurations.
Added CHANGELOG file to provide all new changes to the project ----- Updated CONTRIBUTORS.md & LICENCE file Ensured clear documentation for whole project including Makefile and reStructureText format Closes Lazarus-org#52
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This pull request introduces several important documentation and contribution-related updates to the project:
README.md: Enhanced the main documentation file with sections for installation, configuration, usage, and additional details about the project.CONTRIBUTING.md: Provided clear guidelines for contributing to the project, including instructions for reporting issues, submitting pull requests, and coding standards.CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md: Added a code of conduct to outline expected behavior and community guidelines.LICENSE: Updated the project's license information.CONTRIBUTORS.md: updated list of contributors to acknowledge those who have contributed to the project.These updates aim to improve the clarity of project documentation.