Refactor code

[bakaburg1]

Fixed linting errors in the code and typos in the README

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ebd44b2 and 6acfea7.

Files selected for processing (4)

• DESCRIPTION (1 hunks)
• R/utils.R (3 hunks)
• README.Rmd (7 hunks)
• README.md (7 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• DESCRIPTION

Additional comments: 16

R/utils.R (4)

• 14-14: The assignment of is_installed within the check_and_install_dependencies function correctly captures the result of requireNamespace, ensuring accurate dependency checks.
• 18-19: The reformatting of the condition for checking interactivity within check_and_install_dependencies enhances clarity, making it easier to understand the flow of logic when deciding to prompt the user for package installation.
• 46-46: The silent function's formatting has been adjusted for better readability, maintaining a consistent style across utility functions.
• 95-95: The reformatting of the validity checking condition in the time_to_numeric function improves clarity, making it easier to understand the compatibility checks between time and origin.

README.md (6)

• 66-68: The modifications to the minutemaker_openai_api_key and minutemaker_openai_model_gpt options in the README.md file correctly reflect the updated settings for the OpenAI API, ensuring users are informed of the correct configuration.
• 164-171: The addition of the event_start_time parameter in the parse_transcript_json function description within README.md accurately informs users of the new capability to handle event timing information, enhancing the function's utility.
• 249-249: The addition of a comma in the description field of the agenda list in README.md improves readability and conforms to grammatical standards.
• 264-264: The addition of a comma in the description of the agenda list for "Presentation 1" in README.md enhances clarity and grammatical correctness.
• 412-412: The addition of a comma in the extra_output_instructions parameter of the summarise_transcript function in README.md correctly follows grammatical conventions, improving the readability of the documentation.
• 451-451: The addition of a comma in the extra_output_instructions parameter of the summarise_full_meeting function in README.md ensures grammatical correctness and enhances the clarity of the documentation.

README.Rmd (6)

• 73-75: The modifications to the minutemaker_openai_api_key and minutemaker_openai_model_gpt options in the README.Rmd file correctly reflect the updated settings for the OpenAI API, ensuring users are informed of the correct configuration in the R Markdown source document.
• 258-258: The addition of a comma in the description field of the agenda list in README.Rmd improves readability and conforms to grammatical standards, mirroring the changes made in the README.md file.
• 273-273: The addition of a comma in the description of the agenda list for "Presentation 1" in README.Rmd enhances clarity and grammatical correctness, consistent with the modifications in the README.md file.
• 288-288: The addition of a comma in the description for "Presentation 1" under the alternative clock times section in README.Rmd ensures grammatical correctness and enhances the clarity of the documentation, aligning with the changes in the README.md file.
• 422-422: The addition of a comma in the extra_output_instructions parameter of the summarise_transcript function in README.Rmd correctly follows grammatical conventions, improving the readability of the R Markdown source document.
• 461-461: The addition of a comma in the extra_output_instructions parameter of the summarise_full_meeting function in README.Rmd ensures grammatical correctness and enhances the clarity of the R Markdown source document.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on refining functionality and user experience. Key improvements include ensuring dependency checks are accurately performed, enhancing clarity in user interactivity conditions, and updating documentation to reflect changes in options and function parameters. These adjustments aim to streamline the process for users, making it both more intuitive and efficient.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
R/utils.R	- Correct assignment in check_and_install_dependencies - Improved clarity in condition checks and formatting
README.Rmd README.md	- Updated OpenAI API key and model settings - Adjusted agenda and summarization instructions - Added event_start_time parameter and punctuation fixes

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