The Missing "Getting Started" Guide #58
Description
Hey there!
First off, this is a fantastic project! The idea of an all-in-one Python automation suite is incredibly useful, and the UI looks very sleek. I'm excited to see where it goes.
As a new user landing on the page, I was eager to jump in and try out the scripts. I found myself looking for a clear, step-by-step guide on how to get started. I had a few initial questions like:
**What are the prerequisites (e.g., Python version)?
What's the best way to install the project?
How do I configure a script (for example, the Auto Email Sender)?
What does the pyeveryday.py --initialize command do behind the scenes?**
Suggestion:
I think adding a "Quick Start" or "Getting Started" section to the main README.md file would be a massive help for adoption. It could be a simple guide covering:
**Prerequisites: (e.g., Python 3.9+)
Installation: (e.g., git clone ... and pip install -r requirements.txt)
Configuration: A brief note on handling API keys or user info, maybe using a .env file.
Your First Run: A super simple example, like how to run the File Organizer on a test folder.
This would make it much easier for newcomers to get that initial "aha!" moment and see how powerful PyEveryday is.**
Thanks for building such an awesome tool! Happy to help test out the documentation if you'd like.