Readme refactor#25
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December 20, 2015 14:56
It follows this rough outline:
1. Basic "what is this?" info.
2. Install the script.
3. Set up your project for the script.
4. Run the script.
- Options manual.
5. Configuration.
This tree of unordered-list-items could be further broken up into a table.
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I haven't touched the "run" section yet, and I think it could still use a refresh. |
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Also not completely happy on the formatting of things yet. I tried to balance legibility with length... too many layers of bullet-points isn't awesome... but I don't think it's there yet. Also some uncomfortable line-wrapping bits. |
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This should include the full list of options in that can be set in the |
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