Add an instruction for Node.js

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With the @hono/node-server, Reproxy can work as expected.

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The pull request introduces significant updates to the README.md file, enhancing its clarity and usability. Key changes include the addition of badges for repository status, expanded usage instructions for Deno, Bun, and Node.js, and a structured table for environment variables. The development setup instructions have been clarified, emphasizing the .env file. Overall, these modifications aim to provide clearer guidance for users on how to set up and utilize the repository effectively.

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README.md

- Added badges for repository status. - Expanded "Usage" section for Deno, Bun, and Node.js, including specific commands and a new Node.js server setup snippet. - Clarified "Development" section with a guide for cloning and setting up the environment, highlighting the .env file. - Structured "Environment Variables" section into a table format for better readability, retaining note on GITHUB_TOKEN.

Possibly related PRs

• Make reproxy workable on Bun and Cloudfalre Workers #67: The changes in the README.md for this PR also involve expanding instructions for using the repository with different runtimes, including Bun, which aligns with the main PR's updates to the "Usage" section.
• Add missed env file option on the README #68: This PR updates the README.md to include the --env-file='.env' option, which complements the main PR's enhancements to the "Development" section regarding the importance of the .env file.
• JS doesn't export globally with module import #70: This PR modifies the README.md to reflect changes in how the app entity is exported and imported, which is relevant to the main PR's updates on the usage instructions and code snippets.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

Line range hint 1-134: Excellent overall improvements to the README!

The updated README now provides a comprehensive and well-structured guide to the Reproxy project. The additions and restructuring have significantly enhanced the document's usefulness for both users and potential contributors.

To fully align with the PR objectives, consider adding a brief mention or example of how Reproxy integrates with @hono/node-server in the Node.js usage section. This would directly address the purpose stated in the PR summary.

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README.md (4)

Line range hint 1-20: Great addition of project status badges!

The new badges provide valuable at-a-glance information about the project's status, including release version, code size, commit activity, and CI/CD status. This enhancement improves the README's informativeness and professionalism.

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72-88: Excellent addition of Node.js usage instructions!

The new Node.js section provides clear and concise instructions for setting up the project using Node.js. This addition complements the existing Deno and Bun instructions, making the project more accessible to a wider range of developers. The step-by-step guide and code snippet are well-structured and easy to follow.

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Line range hint 89-114: Improved clarity in development setup instructions!

The updated Development section provides a more detailed and structured guide for setting up the project. The step-by-step instructions, including the emphasis on the .env file, will help new contributors get started more easily. This improvement in documentation is likely to encourage more contributions to the project.

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Line range hint 115-134: Well-structured Environment Variables section!

The new table format for environment variables greatly improves readability and clarity. The clear distinction between required and optional variables will help users set up the project correctly. The retained note about GITHUB_TOKEN, formatted as a callout, effectively highlights important information for specific use cases.