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• Documentation
  • Revised guidance on project simplification starting from version 5.0.
  • Clarified instructions for deleting unnecessary application folders and components.
  • Renamed folder from apps/web-native to apps/web-naive.
  • Provided detailed steps for modifying environment variables and package scripts.
  • Included recommendations for further simplification of project structure.

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The changes in this pull request involve significant revisions to the documentation regarding project simplification starting from version 5.0. Key modifications include the removal of references to a simplified repository, renaming the apps/web-native folder to apps/web-naive, and providing clear instructions for deleting unnecessary application components. The document also retains installation instructions and offers recommendations for further simplifications, including the removal of various configuration folders and unnecessary routes.

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File Path	Change Summary
docs/src/guide/introduction/thin.md	Major revisions for project simplification guidance; renamed folder apps/web-native to apps/web-naive, added instructions for deleting unnecessary folders and components, and retained dependency installation commands.

Possibly related PRs

• fix(docs): fix the selected state of the top navigation bar #4499: This PR addresses modifications to the navigation structure and styling in the documentation, which aligns with the main PR's focus on streamlining guidance and improving project structure.

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🐇 In the garden of code where we play,
A folder was renamed, brightening the day.
With paths to simplify, we hop and we cheer,
Removing the clutter, our vision is clear!
So let’s tidy up, with a joyful little dance,
For a cleaner project, we take our chance! 🌼

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)

docs/src/guide/introduction/thin.md (5)

Line range hint 22-40: LGTM! Clear instructions for removing unnecessary components.

The sections on simplifying demo code, documentation, and mock services provide clear and concise instructions. The guidance on modifying the .env.development file is particularly helpful.

For improved clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what the VITE_NITRO_MOCK variable does, in addition to how to remove it.

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Line range hint 42-70: LGTM! Clear instructions for post-simplification setup.

The sections on installing dependencies and adjusting commands in package.json are clear and helpful. The example JSON for package.json scripts provides a comprehensive overview of available commands.

To improve maintainability, consider using a table or list format for the scripts instead of a JSON block. This would make it easier to read and update in the future.

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Line range hint 72-80: LGTM! Helpful guidance on further simplification options.

The "Other" section provides valuable information on additional files and folders that can be removed, along with clear explanations of their purposes. This helps users make informed decisions about further simplification.

For consistency, consider using a bulleted list format for all items in this section, including the last item about the ./scripts/deploy folder.

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Line range hint 82-94: LGTM! Detailed instructions for application-level simplification.

The "Application Simplification" section provides clear and specific instructions for removing unnecessary routes, pages, and components. The guidance includes specific file paths, which is very helpful for users.

To enhance clarity, consider adding a note about the potential impact of removing these items on the overall application functionality. This would help users make more informed decisions during the simplification process.

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Line range hint 1-94: Overall, excellent guidance for project simplification with minor improvement suggestions.

This document provides comprehensive and clear instructions for simplifying the project. The step-by-step guidance covers various aspects of the simplification process, from removing unnecessary applications to adjusting commands and deleting unused components.

To further improve the document:

1. Ensure consistent formatting throughout, particularly in list structures.
2. Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning for easier navigation.
3. Include a brief section at the end summarizing the key steps of the simplification process.

These minor enhancements would make the already valuable document even more user-friendly and easier to follow.

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docs/src/guide/introduction/thin.md (1)

Line range hint 1-20: LGTM! Clear instructions for project simplification.

The introduction and application simplification section provide clear guidance on the new approach from version 5.0 and how to remove unnecessary UI component libraries. The change from apps/web-native to apps/web-naive appears to be a correction of a typo.