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doc/hurl.nvim.txt

@@ -6,13 +6,12 @@ Table of Contents                                *hurl.nvim-table-of-contents*
   - Features                                              |hurl.nvim-features|
   - Usage                                                    |hurl.nvim-usage|
   - Env File Support: vars.env          |hurl.nvim-env-file-support:-vars.env|
-  - Demo                                                      |hurl.nvim-demo|
   - Default Key Mappings                      |hurl.nvim-default-key-mappings|
   - Tips                                                      |hurl.nvim-tips|
   - Credits                                                |hurl.nvim-credits|
   - Author                                                  |hurl.nvim-author|
   - Show your support                            |hurl.nvim-show-your-support|
-Welcome to hurl.nvim 👋Hurl.nvim is a Neovim plugin that brings the power of the Hurl command line tool into your editor. Designed to run HTTP requests from `.hurl` files, this plugin simplifies the API development process, making it both efficient and versatile.
+Welcome to hurl.nvim 👋Hurl.nvim is a Neovim plugin designed to run HTTP requests directly from `.hurl` files. Elevate your API development workflow by executing and viewing responses without leaving your editor.
 FEATURES                                                  *hurl.nvim-features*
 
 - 🚀 Execute HTTP requests directly from `.hurl` files.
@@ -49,47 +48,48 @@ Add the following configuration to your Neovim setup:
 
 ENV FILE SUPPORT: VARS.ENV              *hurl.nvim-env-file-support:-vars.env*
 
-hurl.nvim offers first-class support for environment files named vars.env.
-These files can manage environment variables that your HTTP requests may rely
-on.
+`hurl.nvim` offers seamless integration with `vars.env` files to manage
+environment variables for your HTTP requests.
 
 
 FILE LOCATION ~
 
-hurl.nvim looks for a `vars.env` file in the following directories by default:
+The plugin looks for a `vars.env` file in the following directories:
 
 - Current file’s directory
-- Project root directory
 - src/
 - test/
 - tests/
 - server/
 - src/tests/
 - server/tests/
 
-
-DEMO                                                          *hurl.nvim-demo*
+This makes it convenient to specify environment-specific variables that your
+HTTP requests may use. ## Demo
 
 Check out the following demos to see `hurl.nvim` in action:
 
 
 RUN A FILE ~
 
-Click on the GIF below to view the full demo:
+Run the entire file by pressing `<leader>A` or run 'HurlRunner' command.
 
 <https://gyazo.com/e554e81788aad910848ff991c9369d7b>
 
 
 RUN A SELECTION ~
 
-Click on the GIF below to view the full demo:
+Select a range of lines and press `<leader>h` to execute the request or run
+'HurlRunner' command.
 
 <https://gyazo.com/1a44dbbf165006fb5744c8f10883bb69>
 
 
 RUN AT CURRENT LINE ~
 
-Click on the GIF below to view the full demo:
+Place your cursor on the line you want to run and press `<leader>a` or run
+'HurlRunnerAt' command to execute the request. It need be one of the HTTP
+methods listed: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH.
 
 <https://gyazo.com/20efd2cf3f73238bd57e79fc662208b1>
 
@@ -108,10 +108,8 @@ displays.
 
 TIPS                                                          *hurl.nvim-tips*
 
-You could enable debug mode with `debug = true` in your configuration to see
-more information. All the logs will be printed in the `hurl.nvim.log` in Neovim
-cache folder. For instance, in MacOS, the log file is located at
-`~/.cache/nvim/hurl.nvim.log`.
+Enable debug mode with `debug = true` for detailed logs. Logs are saved at
+`~/.cache/nvim/hurl.nvim.log` on macOS.
 
 
 CREDITS                                                    *hurl.nvim-credits*