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CONTRIBUTING.md

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+# Hello kind contributor👋
+#### I'm very happy that you decided to contribute to this small project
+
+## Contribution
+### If you're a developer:
+1. Fork this repo
+2. Make changes on fork
+3. Test the code
+4. Write a description of what are the changes you made & reason
+5. Create a pull request from your repository to the main repository
+
+### End user who found a bug:
+1. Go to issues of main repository
+2. Create new issue
+3. Describe the problem you faced; better if you can provide screenshot
+4. Don't forget to add Fedora version and on what architecture & mirror you faced problem
+

LEARN.md

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+# Hello humble learner👋
+ Let me tell you how I made this script.
+
+### Flow of the script:
+
+**index.py** -> **system_info.py** -> **scrape.py** -> **speedtest.py**
+
+
+### Description of the files
+
+
+**index.py** is the entrypoint. Here I'm importing all the
+dependent files, displaying brand name & version
+
+**system_info.py** fetches system info such as Fedora version & architecture by 
+running the command `hostnamectl` with `grep` and gives the data back to **index.py**
+
+**scrape.py** used for scraping mirror list from Fedora mirror manager using `beautifulsoup4`. After fetching system info **index.py** calls this file 
+1. From Fedora version & architecture it fetches HTML of mirror manager e.g. `https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mirrormanager/mirrors/Fedora/38/x86_64`
+2. From that it filters out all the `<td>` as they contain country name & mirror address
+3. From them it traverse through all of them
+   - If it finds two capital letters e.g. `AU`, it saves in a variable
+     - If it finds URL: filters for Fedora mirrors & removes Fedora EPEL & others
+   - Saves filtered urls into dictionary with country code as key e.g. `{AU:[mirror1_URL, mirror2_URL]}`
+4. After all the country is fetched, sends the data back to **index.py**
+
+**speedtest.py** file responsible for measuring speed of each mirror by downloading a small file
+1. First it checks if the version is `development` or `release` version with a simple `request` script. According to that it downloads different files
+2. After that from the mirror list it downloads `efiboot.img` file from each of the mirrors and displays the download speed.