From e4d67f523275b12acca32624d9744cd8e6c9b583 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jon Inge Moe <jim@sol.no>
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2021 21:22:20 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] readme fixes

---
 README.md | 90 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------------
 1 file changed, 46 insertions(+), 44 deletions(-)

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index ea56c95..b2ebf03 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -8,11 +8,12 @@ Edit a YAML config file to describe your repositories.
 
 ## Commands
 
-* **editor** (alias **e**) - Open repo in the editor defined for that repo
-* **getdir** (alias **d**) - Get the root directory of a repo
-* **tabtitle** (alias **t**) - Get terminal tab title for repo
+* **editor** (alias **e**) - Open repo in the editor defined for that repo.
+* **getdir** (alias **d**) - Get the root directory of a repo.
+* **tabtitle** (alias **t**) - Get terminal tab title for a repo.
+* **config** - Command to initialize or describe a configuration-file. Can also show you the path to the config.
 
-After you build this cli run *repocli help* for all details
+After you build this cli run `repocli help` for all commands or `repocli help <command>` for help on a command
 
 ## Build
 
@@ -25,6 +26,45 @@ or `sudo make build /opt/repocli` if you, for example, want to install it in the
 
 Make sure the install directory is in you PATH, then verify by running `repocli --version`
 
+## Example config
+
+```yaml
+editors:
+  - name: goland
+    params: nosplash <path>
+  - name: code
+    params: .
+repoes:
+  - name:    some-repo-name
+    path:    /home/username/code/some-repo-name
+    editor:  goland
+    aliases:
+      - some
+      - some-repo
+    terminal:
+      title: SOME
+```
+
+It can also handle mono-repoes:
+```yaml
+  - name:    a-monorepo-name
+    path:    /home/username/code/a-monorepo-name
+    editor:  code
+    aliases:
+      - amono
+    terminal:
+      title: AMONO
+    monorepo:
+      - subpath: packages/packagename
+        terminal:
+          title: A packagename
+      - subpath: packages/whatever
+        terminal:
+          title: A whatever
+```
+
+After the cli is built you can see a full example by running `repocli config example`
+
 ## Practical usage
 
 `repocli editor <repo-name/alias>` works out of the box, but if you want to change directory or change terminal tab title this can only be done in the shell itself.  I use **bash**, and here are som example usage you may put in your `.bashrc`
@@ -59,7 +99,8 @@ ec() {
 }
 ```
 
-You may then run for example `e somealias` or `c somealias` given that *somealias* is the name or an alias of a repo in your config-file (or even if *some-alias* is he name of your repo)
+You may then run for example `e somealias` or `c somealias` given that *somealias* is the name or an alias of a 
+repo in your config-file (or even if *some-alias* is the name of your repo)
 
 ### Set terminal tab title in bash
 ```shell
@@ -91,42 +132,3 @@ PROMPT_COMMAND=setTabTitle
 ```
 
 This should not affect your PROMPT (PS1) and it will set the tab title every time the prompt is writen
-
-# Example config
-
-```yaml
-editors:
-  - name: goland
-    params: nosplash <path>
-  - name: code
-    params: .
-repoes:
-  - name:    some-repo-name
-    path:    /home/username/code/some-repo-name
-    editor:  goland
-    aliases:
-      - some
-      - some-repo
-    terminal:
-      title: SOME
-```
-
-It can also handle mono-repoes:
-```yaml
-  - name:    a-monorepo-name
-    path:    /home/username/code/a-monorepo-name
-    editor:  code
-    aliases:
-      - amono
-    terminal:
-      title: AMONO
-    monorepo:
-      - subpath: packages/packagename
-        terminal:
-          title: A packagename
-      - subpath: packages/whatever
-        terminal:
-          title: A whatever
-```
-
-After the cli is built you can see a full example by running `repocli config example`