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# [Project Name] 🎯
# Pixelify 🎯


## Basic Details
### Team Name: [Name]
### Team Name: Mitmik


### Team Members
- Team Lead: [Name] - [College]
- Member 2: [Name] - [College]
- Member 3: [Name] - [College]
- Team Lead: Pareekshith K R CET Trivandrum

### Project Description
[2-3 lines about what your project does]

### Project Description
Upload any picture, and we’ll smash it into colorful confetti arranged by wavelength — yes, physics meets potato art! Then guess which color is boss in a silly game that unlocks new funky shapes. Warning: May cause rainbow addiction.
### The Problem (that doesn't exist)
[What ridiculous problem are you solving?]
Ever stared at an image and wondered, “What if my photo was a psychedelic banana or a starburst of colors ordered by actual science?” Neither have we, but now you can live that dream.

### The Solution (that nobody asked for)
[How are you solving it? Keep it fun!]
We take your pixels, map their secret wavelengths (because colors have secrets too), and splatter them into weird shapes like circles, bananas, and stars. Then we challenge your color IQ with a guessing game — win points, unlock shapes, and bask in glory.

## Technical Details
### Technologies/Components Used
For Software:
- [Languages used]
- [Frameworks used]
- [Libraries used]
- [Tools used]
Software:

JavaScript / TypeScript (because why not?)

React, the wizard behind the curtain

HTML5 Canvas & SVG for colorful magic

Sass/ CSS for all the rainbows

Browser APIs: the gatekeepers of your photos

Hardware:

Your trusty device running a modern browser (no magic wands required)


For Hardware:
- [List main components]
- [List specifications]
- [List tools required]

### Implementation
For Software:
# Installation
[commands]
git clone https://github.com/PareekshithKR/Pixlr.git
cd Pixlr
npm install

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🧩 Analysis chain

Fix repo URL mismatch and quiet markdownlint MD034 (bare URL).

The project name is “Pixelify” but the clone URL/folder use “Pixlr.” Also, MD034 flags the bare URL. Align naming and wrap the URL in angle brackets to satisfy the linter.

-# Installation
-git clone https://github.com/PareekshithKR/Pixlr.git
-cd Pixlr
-npm install
+# Installation
+# Prerequisite: Node.js LTS and npm installed
+git clone <https://github.com/PareekshithKR/Pixelify.git>  # verify repo name
+cd Pixelify  # verify folder name
+npm install

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify repository remote URL
git remote get-url origin

# Search for occurrences of both "Pixelify" and "Pixlr" in README.md
rg -n 'Pixelify' README.md
rg -n 'Pixlr' README.md

Length of output: 216

Sync README Installation Instructions with Actual Repo Name

The README.md title uses “Pixelify,” but the clone URL and directory in the installation steps reference “Pixlr,” and your remote origin is actually https://github.com/tinkerhub/useless_project_temp.git. This mismatch will confuse everyone who tries to follow these steps—and it also triggers markdownlint’s MD034 (bare URL) warning.

Please update the installation snippet to reflect the real repository URL and folder name, and wrap the URL in angle brackets:

 ## Installation

- git clone https://github.com/PareekshithKR/Pixlr.git
- cd Pixlr
+ git clone <https://github.com/tinkerhub/useless_project_temp.git>
+ cd useless_project_temp

 npm install

If your intended project name is “Pixelify,” you’ll need to rename the repository (and update git remote) so everything stays consistent.

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

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git clone https://github.com/PareekshithKR/Pixlr.git
cd Pixlr
npm install
## Installation
git clone <https://github.com/tinkerhub/useless_project_temp.git>
cd useless_project_temp
npm install
🧰 Tools
🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)

46-46: Bare URL used

(MD034, no-bare-urls)

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md around lines 46 to 49, the git clone URL and directory name do not
match the actual repository name and remote origin, causing confusion and
markdownlint MD034 warnings. Update the git clone URL to the correct repository
URL https://github.com/tinkerhub/useless_project_temp.git, change the directory
name to match the repo name, and wrap the URL in angle brackets to fix the bare
URL warning. Also ensure the project name in the README title and repository
name are consistent.


# Run
[commands]
npm start

### Project Documentation
For Software:
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