Professional README Generator

Create a comprehensive, professional README.md file for the following project:

Project Information

• Project Name: [Specify project name]
• Project Type: [npm package / Python library / CLI tool / web application / mobile app]
• Tech Stack: [e.g., TypeScript, React, Next.js, Python, Django, etc.]
• License: MIT
• Current Version: 1.0.0

Project Description

• One-line pitch: [Provide a compelling one-liner about what this project does]
• Main purpose: [What problem does it solve?]
• Target audience: [Who is this for?]
• Key differentiators: [Why choose this over alternatives?]

Key Features to Highlight

List 5-6 main features with descriptive icons:

1. [Feature 1 - e.g., "Fast performance"]
2. [Feature 2 - e.g., "Type-safe with full TypeScript support"]
3. [Feature 3 - e.g., "Zero configuration required"]
4. [Feature 4 - e.g., "Extensible plugin architecture"]
5. [Feature 5 - e.g., "Comprehensive documentation"]

Installation & Usage

• Package manager: [npm / yarn / pip / cargo]
• Package name: [package-name]
• Basic usage example: [Provide a simple code snippet showing the most common use case]

README Structure to Include

Create a professional README with these sections:

1. Header

   • Project logo/banner (placeholder path: ./assets/logo.png)
   • Status badges (build, version, license, coverage)
   • One-line project description

2. Table of Contents - Quick navigation links

3. About - Extended description answering what, why, who, and how

4. Features - Bulleted list with emoji icons for visual appeal

5. Demo - Placeholder for screenshots (./screenshots/demo.gif) or live demo link

6. Quick Start

   • Installation instructions for the specified package manager
   • Basic usage code example with syntax highlighting
   • Expected output

7. Documentation - Link to full docs (if applicable)

8. API Reference (if it's a library)

   • Main functions/methods with parameters, return types, and examples
   • Use clear formatting with tables or code blocks

9. Configuration (if applicable)

   • Configuration options in a table format with type, default, and description

10. Contributing

    • Standard fork/branch/PR workflow
    • Link to CONTRIBUTING.md

11. Roadmap

    • Checked items for completed features
    • Unchecked items for planned features

12. License - MIT with link to LICENSE file

13. Support/Contact

    • Email, Discord, or GitHub issues links

Formatting Requirements

• Use appropriate emoji icons sparingly for visual appeal
• Ensure all code blocks have proper syntax highlighting
• Make it scannable with clear headers and bullet points
• Include placeholder image paths where relevant
• Use tables for configuration options
• Keep professional tone throughout
• Optimize for GitHub rendering

Generate the complete README.md content ready to commit to a repository.