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+# Generated by coala-quickstart on 27 Jun 2018.
+[all]
+bears = coalaBear, FilenameBear, LineCountBear, InvalidLinkBear
+files = **.py, **.md
+max_lines_per_file = 100
+[all.python]
+bears = DocGrammarBear, PycodestyleBear, DocumentationStyleBear
+files = **.py
+language = all.python
+[all.markdown]
+bears = TextLintBear, MarkdownBear
+files = **.md
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+#Coala
+
+This is a guide on how to use coala-bears for this project
+
+This project consists of a .coafile which basically has all the guidelines
+that needs to be followed when working with coala.It can modified.
+
+In order to specify the files to analyze, you can use the --files argument. 
+For all file paths, you can specify (recursive) globs.
+
+`coala --files=src/\*.c --bears=SpaceConsistencyBear --save`
+
+Coala will now ask you for missing values that are needed to perform the analysis.  
+Coala will now check the code and, in case there are errors it will be duly pointed out.
+You can also run coala in non interactive mode 
+`coala  --non-interactive`  
+
+###Auto-applying results
+Coala includes a special setting called default_actions that allows you to set the 
+action for a bear that shall be automatically applied on run. It has a command line 
+alias --apply-patches to make it easier to use.
+For eg
+`coala -S python.bears=PEP8Bear python.files=\*\*/\*.py --apply-patches --save`
+This command would automatically fix all your issues in python files.
+
+###Help
+To know more about Coala you could do the following
+`coala -h`
+To follow the documentation follow the [link](https://docs.coala.io/en/latest/Users/Tutorial.html)
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