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Done some enhancement to the `README.md` file.
- Add blank space after `JWT_SECRET_KEY`
- **OS Compatible**: Ubuntu 22 or upper. -> **OS Compatible**: Ubuntu 22
or newer.
- Remove checkbox and add sublist instead.
```
- [ ] Change variables in `backend/.env` to - Change variables in `backend/.env`
- [ ] Change variables in `frontend/.env` to - Change variables in `frontend/.env`
```
* docs: Add prerequisites section in step 2
* feat: showing errors
* docs: specifying the prerequisites directly, stating that it is not necessary to perform further steps
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Co-authored-by: Zineb El Bachiri <100568984+gozineb@users.noreply.github.com>
By not specifying '-f docker-compose.yml' in the docker compose command, it allows
more flexible use of configuration files. docker-compose.yml is already the default
config file when none is specified, and this also allows overrides via
docker-compose.override.yml, which is recognized by default.
* 📝 add BACKEND_URL to documentation
* 📝 add migrations script to get_started doc
* 📝 add BACKEND_URL to documentation
* 📝 add Resend API to documentation
* 🔥 remove broken link in get_started doc
* Update intro.md
IMO, Migrations Script sounds like we have a Quivr v1, and there is a new architecture (v2), and we need to run these scripts to "migrate" to the new version.
* Update README.md
Revert change. It's included on intro.md
* 🔧 new use rate limiting env variables
* 🗃️ new Users table for rate limiting
* ✨limit user's requests number per day
* ✨ limit user's brain size
* docs(readme): updated with new migration
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Co-authored-by: Stan Girard <girard.stanislas@gmail.com>
* feat(llm): update
* feat(singlebrain): added new table with user-id
* feat(user): get user from email
* feat(user_id): added search
* ✨ add user_id to most endpoints
* docs(readme): new script
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Co-authored-by: gozineb <zinebe@theodo.fr>