README.md in assetify-1.0.0 vs README.md in assetify-2.0.0

@@ -1,11 +1,13 @@
 Assetify
 ========
 
-Downloads/updates assets. Any framework.
+Downloads/updates assets. Any framework*.
 
+* But if you're using sprockets/rails pipeline there's more sugar.
 
+
 Install
 -------
 
     gem install assetify
 
@@ -22,17 +24,36 @@
 
 
 Assetfile
 =========
 
-Like a `Gemfile`, but you choose the filetype (or extension) before:
+Like a `Gemfile`, but with fewer chars. Only one actually.
 
+
+Behold the 'a'
+--------------
+
+    a  "tipsy", "http://...tipsy.js"
+    a  "tipsy", "http://...tipsy.css"
+    a  "video", "http://...video.mpeg"
+
+
+There's also an alias 'asset' for 'a', if you enjoy typing.
+
+
+    asset "tipsy", "http://...tipsy.js"
+
+
+
+You can choose the filetype (or extension) before too:
+
     type "name", "url", <"version"> or <:options>
 
     js "jquery", "http://code.jquery.com/jquery-{VERSION}.min.js", "1.6"
     js "tipsy",  "https://github.com/jaz303/tipsy/.../jquery.tipsy.js"
 
+
 Stylesheets:
 
     css "tipsy", "https://github.com/jaz303/tipsy/.../jquery.tipsy.css"
 
 Any file:
@@ -81,11 +102,11 @@
 
     /javascripts/fancy/cool.js
 
 You can pass :shallow => true to avoid the namespace:
 
-    pkg "fancy", "http://to.tgz.or.zip", :shallow => true do
+    pkg "fancy", "http://to.tgz.or.zip", shallow: true do
 
 Results in:
 
     /javascript/cool.js
 
@@ -100,12 +121,12 @@
 You can resource a full directory of files, too. Very useful when
 dealing with pkgs:
 
     pkg "complexfw", "link" do
       js  "complex.min.js"
-      dir "images/", :to => "images/complexfw"
-      # Another option, treat all as a type:
+      dir "images/", to: "images/complexfw"
+      # Another option, treat`em all as filetype:
       dir "src/", :as => :js
     end
 
 All files inside images will be copied to "images/complexfw" and
 all files in 'src' to 'javascripts' (or whatever else jspath is).
@@ -114,37 +135,84 @@
 Note: Have in mind that the "link" inside dir/packages *is a regex*
 that returns the *first match* inside the archive. Check out libarchive
 or the pkg.rb source for more info.
 
 
-Global 'a'
+Sprockets
+=========
+
+Or The Rails 3.1+ Asset Pipeline.
+
+Wouldn`t it be nice to bundle all those little dependencies and tiny
+stylesheets to avoid extra includes, but, change the source on every
+update...PITA. No worries:
+
+CSS will be converted to sass, scss or erb (defaults), your choice.
+And every path corrected to use the pipeline.
+
+Jquery Mobile example:
+
+    pkg :mobile, "http://code.jquery.com....zip", shallow: true do
+      js  "mobile", "mobile.js"
+      css "mobile", "mobile.css", :as => :sass
+      dir "images/*"
+    end
+
+You just need:
+
+    //= require 'mobile'
+
+On application.css and application.js.
+
+Images will be in 'vendor/assets/mobile/*', and the paths inside
+mobile.css corrected to 'image-url(mobile/*)', or <%%> if I`ve had
+choose erb.
+
+This means you can have any third party library in the format
+you like, always up-to-date. Easy to copy and customize parts
+of the code.
+
+
+foo2bar
+-------
+
+You can convert your assets to coffescript, sass or scss:
+
+     js "fulib", "http....", :as => :coffee
+     css "1140", "http....", :as => :sass
+     css "1140", "http....", :as => :scss
+
+Note: You do need aditional stuff for this.
+Gem 'sass' and/or node`s 'js2coffee' (install via npm).
+
+
+minimagick
 ----------
 
-If the link contains the file extension, say: 'fu.com/lib.js'
-You can use just 'a' to specify each asset:
+Preprocess images is also possible:
 
 
-    a  "tipsy", "http://...tipsy.js"
-    a  "tipsy", "http://...tipsy.css"
-    a  "video", "http://...video.mpeg"
+    png "logo", "http....", :as => :jpg, :quality => 75
 
 
+Note: Need to install 'imagemagick' and 'minimagick' gem for this.
+
 Versions
 --------
 
-Assetify first recognizes the file as text or binary.
-If the file is human readable, try a X.X.Xxx pattern match
-that if found, is used, otherwise use md5sum.
+Assetify first tries to recognizes the file as text or binary.
+If the file is human readable, try a (X.X.Xxx?) pattern match
+that if found it`s used. Otherwise go for md5sum.
 
 
 Other
 -----
 
 Set a different location per file:
 
 
-    js "other", "http://lib.../other.js", :to => "different/path"
+    js "other", "http://lib.../other.js", to: "different/path"
 
 Filename will be: ./different/path/other.js
 This works for namespaces too, change "to" with "ns".
 
 
@@ -171,9 +239,16 @@
 -----
 
 Out of the box support for rails 3.1, defaults to 'vendor/assets'.
 Rails 3.0< users should change the options as above.
 
+
+Emacs
+-----
+
+Use ruby syntax for nice colors:
+
+    (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("Assetfile$" . ruby-mode))
 
 
 Contributing
 ------------