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Nit: readme edits - directory paths, example run commands #244

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jkroll-deepgram opened this issue Feb 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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@jkroll-deepgram
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What is the current behavior?

What's happening that seems wrong?

In the readme:

Change directories
Move into the examples project directory for either the prerecorded or the streaming example projects:

cd examples/prerecorded

The structure is currently examples/node-live, examples/node-prerecorded, examples/node-read. There are not prerecorded and streaming example projects.

There isn't a basic command on how to run the examples. I have no JavaScript skills and I google for everything I need. We should put the 101 level commands in the readme too.

If you simply add in node index.js as the command for running the tutorials, that would be wonderful!

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Both require minor readme edits.

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  • Operating System/Version: Windows 10
  • Language: [all | TypeScript | Python | PHP | etc]
  • Browser: Chrome

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@lukeocodes
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Great feedback, thank you!

I love how David has documented the examples on the other SDK, so I may take and use his format

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