# My Project
A short description of what this project does and who it is for.
## Installation
```sh
npm install my-project
```
## Usage
```sh
import { run } from 'my-project';
run();
```
## License
MIT
About README Generator — Markdown Maker for GitHub
A good README is the front door to any project, but writing one from scratch every time is tedious busywork. This README generator turns a handful of fields — title, description, install command, usage example, license, and any extra sections — into clean, well-structured Markdown you can drop straight into your repository.
It produces the conventional layout reviewers expect: a top-level heading, a short description, fenced `Installation` and `Usage` code blocks, and a `License` section, with empty fields omitted so you never ship dangling headings. The output is the raw Markdown itself — copy it, paste it into `README.md`, and you're done.
Everything runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, so it works offline and your project details never leave your device.
Features
- Structured Markdown: title, description, Installation, Usage, License
- Optional sections are omitted cleanly — no empty headings
- Install and usage rendered as fenced code blocks
- Live raw-Markdown output with one-click copy; fully offline
How to use
- Enter your project title and a short description.
- Fill in the install command, usage example, and license as needed.
- Add any extra sections (Contributing, Credits, …) as Markdown.
- Copy the generated Markdown and save it as README.md.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the output raw Markdown instead of a rendered preview?
README.md is itself a Markdown file, so the raw text is exactly what you want to copy into your repo. Keeping it raw also means the tool ships no heavy Markdown-rendering dependency and stays fast and fully offline.
What sections does the generated README include?
A top-level title heading, an optional description paragraph, and Installation, Usage, and License sections. Any field you leave blank is skipped entirely, and you can append your own extra sections as Markdown.
Is my project information private?
Yes. The generator runs entirely in your browser with no network calls, so the title, description, and any other details you enter never leave your device.
Can I add custom sections like Contributing or Credits?
Yes. Use the extra-sections field and write standard Markdown, including your own ## headings. They are inserted in order, just before the License section.
Does it generate a GitHub README?
Yes. The output is a standard README.md in GitHub-Flavored Markdown — title heading, fenced code blocks, and sections — so it renders correctly on GitHub, GitLab, and other repository hosts.
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Everything runs locally in your browser — your input is never uploaded.