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  • Documentation
    • Updated setup instructions for the Express-Mongo application with Keploy.
    • Clarified MongoDB host configuration.
    • Streamlined instructions for capturing test cases using API tools.
    • Expanded Docker instructions for running the sample app and generating unit tests.
    • Added prerequisites and commands for generating unit tests to improve code coverage.

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The changes in the README.md file focus on updating the setup and operational instructions for the Express-Mongo application with Keploy. Key modifications include a title change, clarification of MongoDB host configuration, streamlined instructions for capturing test cases, expanded Docker usage details, and the addition of unit test generation instructions. The document now provides clearer guidance on API calls and expected issues during testing.

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README.md - Title changed to "Express-Mongo code change here."
- Clarified MongoDB host configuration.
- Streamlined instructions for API calls.
- Updated example API calls for student registration.
- Revised test case running instructions with details on Keep-Alive issues.
- Expanded Docker instructions and provided a command for Keploy alias.
- Added instructions for generating unit tests with Keploy.

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1-1: Consider revising the title for clarity and professionalism.

The current title "Express-Mongo code change here" may not accurately represent the content of this README. Consider reverting to the original "Express-Mongo" or using a more descriptive title like "Express-Mongo Application with Keploy Integration Guide".


Line range hint 27-27: Enhance the explanation for MongoDB host configuration change.

While the instruction is clear, it would be helpful to explain why this change is necessary. Consider adding a brief explanation, such as:

"This change is necessary because when running the application natively, MongoDB is accessed via localhost instead of the Docker network."


Line range hint 58-72: LGTM! Helpful explanation of potential test failures and resolution.

The added explanation about test case failures due to Keep-Alive connection issues and the instructions for resolving them are very helpful. This will save users time in troubleshooting.

Consider adding a brief explanation of what "noise" means in this context for users who might be unfamiliar with the term.


Line range hint 78-138: LGTM! Comprehensive Docker instructions added.

The new section on running the sample app using Docker is a valuable addition. It provides clear instructions for creating a Keploy alias and running Keploy in record mode with Docker.

Consider adding a note about potential permission issues when running Docker commands and how to resolve them (e.g., adding the user to the docker group).


Line range hint 140-180: LGTM! Valuable unit test generation instructions added.

The new section on creating unit tests with Keploy is a great addition. It provides clear instructions for setting up and running the test generation process, and demonstrates the improvement in code coverage.

Consider adding a brief explanation of how Keploy generates these tests and why they are beneficial (e.g., time saved in writing tests manually, coverage of edge cases).


Line range hint 1-180: Consider enhancing the README structure for improved readability.

The README now covers a comprehensive range of topics and is well-formatted. To further improve its structure and readability:

  1. Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning for easier navigation.
  2. Use more subheadings within larger sections (e.g., in the Docker section) to break up the content.
  3. Consider adding a "Troubleshooting" section to consolidate common issues and their solutions.

These changes would make it easier for users to find specific information quickly.

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Line range hint 29-48: LGTM! Improved instructions for capturing test cases.

The updated instructions for capturing test cases are more comprehensive and user-friendly. The inclusion of an example cURL command is particularly helpful for users to understand how to interact with the API.

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