Updated reference to "Nexus Mods App" to "Nexus Mods app" #1701

Author: Pickysaurus

README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 <div align="center">
-	<h1>The Nexus Mods App</h1>
+	<h1>The Nexus Mods app</h1>
 	<img src="https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.MkDocsMaterial.Themes.Next/blob/2b49cf1fdd0f15684c6057259b52210e73705b98/Images/Nexus-Icon.png?raw=true" width="150" align="center" />
 	<br/> <br/>
     Mod With Confidence
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
     </a>
 </div>
 
-Nexus Mods App is a mod installer, creator and manager for all your popular games.
+Nexus Mods app is a mod installer, creator and manager for all your popular games.
 
 Easy to use, runs on your standard Windows PC and Linux alike. Don't waste time troubleshooting, play your games,
 fill those knees with arrows and most importantly, ***Have Fun***!

docs/developers/FAQ.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 
 **Q:** Company product? Is this going closed source?
 
-**A:** Absolutely not, modding tools should be free, and the Nexus Mods App will always be open source (GPL3). But we also want to use this app as a way to get tools into the hands of modders and users. Instead of publishing only a download API, we want to give users a download CLI tool. Once file uploading is reworked on the site, this repo will contain the code and CLI tools required for authenticating with Nexus Mods and uploading files via a CLI (and eventually a UI). In short, this is us getting serious about supporting (and leading) the desktop side of modding, not just the file hosting side.
+**A:** Absolutely not, modding tools should be free, and the Nexus Mods app will always be open source (GPL3). But we also want to use this app as a way to get tools into the hands of modders and users. Instead of publishing only a download API, we want to give users a download CLI tool. Once file uploading is reworked on the site, this repo will contain the code and CLI tools required for authenticating with Nexus Mods and uploading files via a CLI (and eventually a UI). In short, this is us getting serious about supporting (and leading) the desktop side of modding, not just the file hosting side.
 
 
 **Q:** I see tests run on Linux, Windows, and OSX; are you targeting all those platforms?

docs/developers/ModWithConfidence.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ One of the biggest complaints from users over the years about modding is that th
 
 Every step of the ***classic modding approach*** is fraught with pitfalls and destructive changes.
 
-The Nexus Mods App intends to solve these problems. In addition to being a great mod installer, manager and builder,
+The Nexus Mods app intends to solve these problems. In addition to being a great mod installer, manager and builder,
 this project aims to always provide an *undo* feature for users. Not just on a metadata level (like most mod managers
 offer today) but on a per-file basis as well.
 
@@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ Virtual FileSystems:
 * You have to run xEdit through [Mod Organizer 2][mod-organizer-2] for it to see your mod list (Bethesda Games)
 * Files end up in a different place from where the end user expects them.
 
-#### Nexus Mods App Approach
+#### Nexus Mods app Approach
 
-!!! nexus "The Nexus Mods App aims to merge the mental simplicity of manual modding with the hygiene of existing mod installers and a promise that "you can always go back to what last worked""
+!!! nexus "The Nexus Mods app aims to merge the mental simplicity of manual modding with the hygiene of existing mod installers and a promise that "you can always go back to what last worked""
 
-The 'Data Model' of the Nexus Mods App can be thought of as an extension of lessons learned from the development of
+The 'Data Model' of the Nexus Mods app can be thought of as an extension of lessons learned from the development of
 Nexus Collections and Wabbajack.
 
 When you make a mod list, we don't directly manipulate files. Instead, we manipulate the 'instructions' used to deploy

docs/developers/ReleaseProcess.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Release Process and Workflow
 
 ## Overview
-The Nexus Mods App follows a strict release process which assumes that the
+The Nexus Mods app follows a strict release process which assumes that the
 `main` branch is the development branch and will always be kept in a releasable
 state. This means that any major overhauls of feature development should either
 be done in a single PR or be developed behind an optional setting or feature flag.
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ will be applied to the release branch, the release branch is deleted. Often, thi
 sometime after the next release is made.
 
 ## Release Schedule
-The Nexus Mods App developer team follows a 3-week iteration cycle, so releases are expected
+The Nexus Mods app developer team follows a 3-week iteration cycle, so releases are expected
 to be made at the same interval. Most often, releases will be cut by the team lead, [halgari](https://github.com/halgari),
 who lives in the MST timezone. The cutoff point for a release is sometime in the early morning on Wednesday
 of the release week (MST). Due to the requirement that main kept in an "always releasable" state, 

docs/developers/decisions/backend/0009-advanced-installer-design.md

@@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ In the presence of these scenarios, the mod manager must still have a way to ins
 ## Decision Drivers & Requirements
 
 - Certain mods may not come with a recognizable file structure.
-    - The Nexus Mods App might not know how to install them automatically.
+    - The Nexus Mods app might not know how to install them automatically.
 
-- Interoperability: The Nexus Mods App must be able to somehow deploy ANY mod, regardless of its packaging format.
+- Interoperability: The Nexus Mods app must be able to somehow deploy ANY mod, regardless of its packaging format.
     - Otherwise, if users end up having to deploy files manually, they may be discouraged from using the mod manager.
 
 - The Manual Installer must work with minimal game implementation code.
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Blue Hair
 ```
 
 The user is expected to select items from one of the given folders. These folders do map to game folder, but
-because there are duplicates and multiple candidates for deployment, the Nexus Mods App cannot automatically
+because there are duplicates and multiple candidates for deployment, the Nexus Mods app cannot automatically
 choose which one to deploy.
 
 ## Considered Options (Deployment)
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ public Dictionary<RelativePath, GamePath> ArchiveToOutputMap;
 When the user selects a `target`, we simply add the mapping to the dictionary. Accordingly, we remove the mapping when the
 user undoes the operation.
 
-The implementation should adhere to the [path standards used internally within the Nexus Mods App](./0003-paths.md);
+The implementation should adhere to the [path standards used internally within the Nexus Mods app](./0003-paths.md);
 i.e. All paths should use a separator of `/`, trim whitespace, do not alter `..`, etc.
 
 #### API Design (Proposed)
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ public struct DeploymentData
     /// then the KeyValuePair would be like ("texture.dds", "Game/Data/Textures/texture.dds").
     /// </example>
     /// <remarks>
-    /// Paths follow internal Nexus Mods App path standards: they use a "/" as a separator, trim whitespace, and do not alter "..".
+    /// Paths follow internal Nexus Mods app path standards: they use a "/" as a separator, trim whitespace, and do not alter "..".
     /// </remarks>
     internal Dictionary<RelativePath, GamePath> ArchiveToOutputMap { get; init; } = new();
 

docs/developers/development-guidelines/AddingAGame.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Adding a Game
 
-!!! info "Describes how to add a game to the Nexus Mods App."
+!!! info "Describes how to add a game to the Nexus Mods app."
 
-To have a game be automatically recognised by the Nexus Mods App, create a class that inherits from `AGame`.
+To have a game be automatically recognised by the Nexus Mods app, create a class that inherits from `AGame`.
 
 ??? "Example Game (Click to Expand)"
 
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ To add automatic detection for a given game, make your `AGame` implement the fol
 
 ### Quickly Finding the 'App IDs'
 
-!!! tip "Builds of the Nexus Mods App in `Debug` configuration will print all found games."
+!!! tip "Builds of the Nexus Mods app in `Debug` configuration will print all found games."
 
 ```
 [DEBUG] Found Steam Game: 252950, Rocket League
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ After that, you may also need to add it to [AddApp][add-app] and call `services.
 
 !!! tip "If your code targets a specific common 'game engine' or middleware, you might want to put your logic there."
 
-For example, the Nexus Mods App has `NexusMods.Games.BethesdaGameStudios`, which contains code for the `Creation` engine.
+For example, the Nexus Mods app has `NexusMods.Games.BethesdaGameStudios`, which contains code for the `Creation` engine.
 
 This code is used by games such as `Skyrim LE` and `Skyrim SE`, so these two games live in the
 `NexusMods.Games.BethesdaGameStudios` project.

docs/developers/development-guidelines/DependencyInjection.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 !!! tip "Quick Primer to Dependency Injection"
 
-The Nexus Mods App uses Dependency Injection (DI) for creating classes.
+The Nexus Mods app uses Dependency Injection (DI) for creating classes.
 
 Dependency Injection is like having a smart assistant who prepares all the tools
 (interfaces, a.k.a. abstract classes, traits) for a class you are trying to create.
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ This reduces a lot of boilerplate, helps with maintenance and makes our code cle
 
 ## A Quick Primer
 
-!!! nexus "In the Nexus Mods App, we mostly use 'Constructor Injection'"
+!!! nexus "In the Nexus Mods app, we mostly use 'Constructor Injection'"
 
 When you create a new class, you specify what 'services' it needs right in the constructor, via interfaces.
 
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Example:
    services.AddAllSingleton<IFoo, Foo>();
    ```
 
-!!! note "Although we mostly use `Singleton` in the Nexus Mods App, services can have different `lifetimes`"
+!!! note "Although we mostly use `Singleton` in the Nexus Mods app, services can have different `lifetimes`"
 
 1. **Singleton**: Only one instance, instance is reused for every requested parameter. (like `static` field)
    ```csharp

docs/developers/development-guidelines/InstallingMods.md

@@ -2,11 +2,11 @@
 
 !!! info "Informs you how you can add support for installing different kinds of mods."
 
-!!! tip "What does 'Installing a Mod' mean in the context of the Nexus Mods App?"
+!!! tip "What does 'Installing a Mod' mean in the context of the Nexus Mods app?"
 
-    The *Nexus Mods App* is strictly a *Mod Manager*, ***not*** a mod loader/framework (e.g. it's not ASI Loader, SMAPI, UE4SS, BepinEx, MelonLoader etc.).
+    The *Nexus Mods app* is strictly a *Mod Manager*, ***not*** a mod loader/framework (e.g. it's not ASI Loader, SMAPI, UE4SS, BepinEx, MelonLoader etc.).
 
-    In the context of the *Nexus Mods App*, 'Installing Mod' means 'Decide where to put it files belonging to a mod in the Mod Folder'
+    In the context of the *Nexus Mods app*, 'Installing Mod' means 'Decide where to put it files belonging to a mod in the Mod Folder'
     for an existing 'loader' or 'game' to use.
 
 Mod installation in the app happens in several phases:

docs/developers/development-guidelines/LocalizationAndTranslation.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-# Localization and Translation in the Nexus Mods App
+# Localization and Translation in the Nexus Mods app
 
 !!! info "This page describes how to work with 'languages' in the App."
 
 !!! tip "For the research info, see [07: Localization and Internationalisation](../decisions/backend/0007-localization-and-internationalisation.md)"
 
-In the Nexus Mods App we use the industry standard `Resource` (`.resx`) files for porting
+In the Nexus Mods app we use the industry standard `Resource` (`.resx`) files for porting
 the App to different languages and cultures.
 
 You can find them in `Resources` folder for any project that contains UI elements.

docs/developers/development-guidelines/UICodingGuidelines.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # UI Coding Conventions and Guidelines
 
-!!! info "The Nexus Mods App uses [Avalonia] combined with [ReactiveUI] and [Dynamic Data] for the user interface."
+!!! info "The Nexus Mods app uses [Avalonia] combined with [ReactiveUI] and [Dynamic Data] for the user interface."
 
     This document contains conventions, guidelines, tips and tutorials on how to use these tools in the project.
 
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ only a specific part of the UI, since it now knows exactly which parts of the UI
 
 !!! warning "Changes to the displayed content must be done on the UI Thread."
 
-## How Nexus Mods App Does UI (ReactiveUI)
+## How Nexus Mods app Does UI (ReactiveUI)
 
 ### Events & Bindings
 

docs/developers/development-guidelines/UIStylingGuidelines.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This document contains guidelines and tutorials for Stying and Theming the UI of
 
     These design can evolve and change over time, requiring the UI of the app to be updated accordingly.
 
-The Nexus Mods App uses [Avalonia](https://avaloniaui.net/) for its UI framework.<br/>
+The Nexus Mods app uses [Avalonia](https://avaloniaui.net/) for its UI framework.<br/>
 Avalonia has a [CSS-like styling system](https://docs.avaloniaui.net/docs/get-started/wpf/styling), which is used to style the UI.
 
 ## Avalonia Styling

docs/developers/index.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 <div align="center">
-	<h1>The Nexus Mods App</h1>
+	<h1>The Nexus Mods app</h1>
 	<img src="../Nexus/Images/Nexus-Icon.png" width="150" align="center" />
 	<br/> <br/>
     Mod With Confidence
@@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ If you want to know how the App works, see [Mod With Confidence](./ModWithConfid
 
 ## The Team
 
-### Nexus Mods App Team
+### Nexus Mods app Team
 
-- [halgari](https://github.com/halgari): Team lead of the Nexus Mods App, creator of [Wabbajack](https://www.wabbajack.org) and former developer of [Clojure](https://clojure.org/).
+- [halgari](https://github.com/halgari): Team lead of the Nexus Mods app, creator of [Wabbajack](https://www.wabbajack.org) and former developer of [Clojure](https://clojure.org/).
 - [Al12rs](https://github.com/Al12rs): Lead developer of [Mod Organizer 2](https://www.modorganizer.org/).
 - [erri120](https://github.com/erri120): Developer of [Wabbajack](https://www.wabbajack.org) and creator of [GameFinder](https://github.com/erri120/GameFinder).
 - [Sewer56](https://github.com/Sewer56): Creator of [Reloaded-II](https://reloaded-project.github.io/Reloaded-II/).

docs/developers/misc/ComparisonOfFileManagementSystems.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ files, that interact with the game via their presence in game folders. This incl
 supported by the game, and proxy DLLs that override certain methods in the game engine (such as ENBs).
 
 
-|                        | Nexus Mod Manager                   | Vortex                          | Mod Organizer 2                                | Nexus Mods App                                             |
+|                        | Nexus Mod Manager                   | Vortex                          | Mod Organizer 2                                | Nexus Mods app                                             |
 |------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------------|------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|
 | Deployment Method      | Hard/Sym Links                      | Hard/Sym Links                  | UVFS                                           | File Copy / Hashing                                        |
 | File Deleted / Created | Changes are left in Game Folder     | Changes are left in Game Folder | File exists after create, original is replaced | Detected, new modlist with changes is created              |

docs/developers/misc/DrawbacksOfNexusApproach.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-!!! warning "The Nexus Mods App approach requires more book-keeping than traditional approaches"
+!!! warning "The Nexus Mods app approach requires more book-keeping than traditional approaches"
 
 - Keeping backup of original game files.
 - Watching for changes in game folder. (Backup user/game generated files)
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ This takes considerable CPU and Disk resources.
 
 This typically results in an increase in disk usage of 60-100% compared to regular game size.
 
-!!! tip "For a 10 GB game, an additional 6-10 GB of space will be used once 'managed' with the Nexus Mods App."
+!!! tip "For a 10 GB game, an additional 6-10 GB of space will be used once 'managed' with the Nexus Mods app."
 
 For desktops, storage today is fairly cheap, however, there are still limitations.
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ This may be problematic if the user wants to immediately play their game, as the
 
 ## Footnote
 
-!!! nexus "The Nexus Mods App is built with the hardware of today in mind. Taking advantage of fast CPUs and SSDs."
+!!! nexus "The Nexus Mods app is built with the hardware of today in mind. Taking advantage of fast CPUs and SSDs."
 
 With sufficient optimization and planning, we hope these processes become mostly 'transparent' to end users,
 so they don't really notice a difference.

docs/index.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 <div align="center">
-	<h1>The Nexus Mods App</h1>
+	<h1>The Nexus Mods app</h1>
 	<img src="./Nexus/Images/Nexus-Icon.png" width="150" align="center" />
 	<br/> <br/>
     Mod With Confidence
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
                         User Guides
                     </span>
                     </a>
-                    <p>Tutorials and guides to help you get started with the Nexus Mods App.</p>
+                    <p>Tutorials and guides to help you get started with the Nexus Mods app.</p>
                 </th>
                 <th style="text-align: center; border: .05rem solid var(--md-typeset-table-color); width: 50%; vertical-align: middle">
                     <a href="./developers/">

docs/users/Uninstall.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# How to Uninstall the Nexus Mods App
+# How to Uninstall the Nexus Mods app
 
-So you're done with testing the Nexus Mods App and want to remove it from your system? Here's a quick guide on how to do it.
+So you're done with testing the Nexus Mods app and want to remove it from your system? Here's a quick guide on how to do it.
 
 Please keep in mind that the app will make the following changes to your system on uninstall.
 
@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ Please keep in mind that the app will make the following changes to your system
 
 ## Uninstall on Windows 10/11
 
-If you installed the Nexus Mods App from the installer (most common), you can remove it by doing the following. 
+If you installed the Nexus Mods app from the installer (most common), you can remove it by doing the following. 
 
 - Open your settings menu by pressing the Start button and clicking the ⚙️ icon next to the power button.
 - Select "Apps", then "Installed apps".
-- Type "Nexus Mods App" into the search bar.
+- Type "Nexus Mods app" into the search bar.
 - Click the menu at the end of the row.
 - Select uninstall and click through the wizard.
 

mkdocs.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-site_name: Nexus Mods App
+site_name: Nexus Mods app
 site_url: https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App
 
 repo_name: Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App