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docs: restructure README and improve documentation clarity #447

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  • Restructure document with logical content flow
  • Add clear table of contents
  • Improve installation and setup instructions
  • Enhance readability of configuration steps

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The pull request introduces comprehensive documentation updates for the Noble blockchain's README. The changes focus on improving the document's structure and clarity by adding new sections such as Overview, Table of Contents, Quick Start, and Configuration. The documentation now provides more detailed guidance on prerequisites, installation steps, node initialization, and genesis configuration, particularly emphasizing the tokenfactory module settings.

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readme.md - Added comprehensive Overview section
- Introduced Table of Contents
- Expanded Quick Start instructions
- Added Prerequisites and Installation details
- Included Node Initialization steps
- Added Configuration and Genesis Configuration sections

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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
readme.md (4)

7-7: Consider varying sentence beginnings in the Overview.

The Overview section contains three consecutive sentences beginning with "Noble". Consider rewording to improve flow and readability.

Here's a suggested revision:

-Noble brings the efficiency and interoperability of native assets to the wider Cosmos ecosystem, starting with USDC. Noble's vision is to be the world's premier issuance hub for digital assets that connect to other blockchains seamlessly. Noble leverages the Cosmos-SDK...
+Noble brings the efficiency and interoperability of native assets to the wider Cosmos ecosystem, starting with USDC. The project's vision is to be the world's premier issuance hub for digital assets that connect to other blockchains seamlessly. To achieve this, it leverages the Cosmos-SDK...
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[style] ~7-~7: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...r Cosmos ecosystem, starting with USDC. Noble's vision is to be the world's premier i...

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[style] ~7-~7: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...onnect to other blockchains seamlessly. Noble leverages the Cosmos-SDK – a flexible t...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)


36-44: Add context about the moniker parameter.

The initialization instructions should explain what a moniker is and its significance.

Consider adding a brief explanation:

# Initialize Your Node
```bash
# Generate genesis configuration
+# The moniker is a human-readable name for your node (e.g., "my-validator-node")
nobled init <your-moniker-name>

48-50: Add reference to detailed configuration.

Consider adding a link to the detailed configuration section that follows later in the document.

The `tokenfactory` module requires specific configuration in `genesis.json`:
+See [Important: Genesis Configuration](#important-genesis-configuration) section below for detailed settings.

157-176: Consider consolidating installation instructions.

This section duplicates information from the Quick Start section. Consider merging them to avoid confusion and maintain a single source of truth.

You could either:

  1. Remove this section and expand the Quick Start section
  2. Move all installation details here and link to it from Quick Start
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[style] ~7-~7: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...r Cosmos ecosystem, starting with USDC. Noble's vision is to be the world's premier i...

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[style] ~7-~7: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...onnect to other blockchains seamlessly. Noble leverages the Cosmos-SDK – a flexible t...

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readme.md (3)

9-18: Well-structured Table of Contents!

The Table of Contents provides clear navigation and covers all major sections of the documentation.


21-25: Prerequisites are well-defined!

Clear and specific prerequisites help users prepare their environment correctly.


Line range hint 178-270: Excellent configuration documentation!

The Genesis Configuration section provides comprehensive examples and clear explanations of the required settings. The JSON examples are well-formatted and include all necessary fields.

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