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readme-parrot — Svelte Tool Template

By LenaSchnedlitz

A Svelte-based README template generator for quickly applying a consistent side-project documentation structure.

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A README template tool site built with Svelte

Provides a side-project README structure that can be applied directly

The author provides an online trial page and interface screenshots

The repository uses the MIT license, allowing modification and distribution

Distinguishes development and production build workflows through npm scripts

Template Details

README-Parrot is a small tool site built with Svelte, intended to provide a simple README template for side projects. The project's own description notes that many projects' READMEs share a similar content structure, so it organizes common structures into a reusable template, and the author also provides an online trial page.

According to the repository materials, the project includes two sets of npm scripts for development and production: run npm run dev during development, run npm run build for a production build, then use npm run start to launch the build output. The repository includes interface screenshots provided by the author, which can be used to understand how the template is presented.

The repository was last updated at the end of 2021, has 0 stars, and is a personal small-tool project; the materials do not describe details such as template fields, export formats, or configurable options.

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Quickly generate a README with a consistent structure for a personal side project
Refer to a concise README layout and section organization approach
Learn how a small tool site is built and deployed in a Svelte project

Suitable For

Individual developers who need to quickly draft a README
Open-source project authors who want to refer to a lightweight README template structure
Developers interested in the implementation of a small Svelte tool

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Git and npm must be installed in advance
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After cloning the repository, enter the directory and run npm i to install dependencies
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Run npm run dev for development mode
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Run npm run build for a production build, then use npm run start to launch it
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The clone address in the README points to GitLab, which differs from the GitHub repository address; pay attention when cloning

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Source platforms: GitHub
Documentation and maintenance reference score: Less documented · 53 / 100
Technologies: Svelte
Website type: Tool Site

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Repository update recorded: 2021-12-27
Screenshot last checked: 2026-10-13

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![Logo](public/logo-192.png)

# README-Parrot

#### A simple little [README template](https://www.lenaschnedlitz.me/readme-parrot). Aren't all your READMEs kind of the same?

[![Made with Svelte](https://shields.io/badge/Made_with-Svelte-f05869?style=flat)](https://svelte.dev/)
[![Hosted on GitHub Pages](https://shields.io/badge/Hosted_on-GitHub_Pages-f37e5b?style=flat)](https://github.com/LenaSchnedlitz/readme-parrot)
[![Probably works](https://shields.io/badge/I'm_pretty_sure-it_works-f6a34d?style=flat)]()
[![Try it out here](https://shields.io/badge/Try_it_out-»_here_«-f9c940?style=flat)](https://www.lenaschnedlitz.me/readme-parrot)
[![License MIT](https://shields.io/badge/License-MIT-e0dd52?style=flat)](#license)

[Key Features](#key-features) · [Installation](#installation) · [How to Use](#how-to-use) · [Contributing](#contributing) · [License](#license)

![Screenshot](preview.png)

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## Key Features

README-Parrot provides a simple template for your side project READMEs. [Try it out!](https://www.lenaschnedlitz.me/readme-parrot)

## Installation

To clone and run this application, you need [Git](https://git-scm.com) and [npm](https://npmjs.com).
Run from your command line:

```shell
# Clone the repository
$ git clone [email protected]:LenaSchnedlitz/readme-parrot.git

# Go into the freshly downloaded directory
$ cd readme-parrot

# Install dependencies
$ npm i
```

## How to Use

This application was built with [Svelte](https://svelte.dev/). To start development mode, follow the [installation steps described above](#installation) and run (from your command line):

```shell
$ npm run dev
```

For production builds, run:

```shell
# Build the application
$ npm run build

# Start the application from latest build
$ npm run start
```

## Contributing

Merge requests and bug reports are welcome. I will try my best to process them as soon as possible, but please be patient - my spare time is (sadly) very limited.

## License

[MIT](LICENSE) · Credits are much appreciated :heart:

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