Add documention to README #139
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This seems like a nice improvement to the app! Would be awesome if that got merged. |
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@colinhacks Thank you very much for your contribution and I am very sorry it took so long to incorporate. The improvement is much appreciated. |
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Love the tool! I use it a lot for work and figured some documentation for the CLI flags would help out some others who are less inclined to jump into the source.