README.md in consul-templaterb-1.4.0 vs README.md in consul-templaterb-1.5.0

@@ -26,10 +26,13 @@
 consul-template.
 
 It provides a very [simple API](TemplateAPI.md) to write your own templates
 with fully [working examples](samples/).
 
+It also allow to display a very nice and hi-performance HTML5 UI for Consul,
+see [consul-ui](samples/consul-ui) for details.
+
 ## Differences with HashiCorp's consul-template
 
 [Hashicorp's Consul Template](https://github.com/hashicorp/consul-template)
 inspired strongly the creation of this GEM and this executable wants
 to achieve better results in some use cases, especially for very large
@@ -139,9 +142,10 @@
         --consul-token=<token>       Use a token to connect to Consul
     -w, --wait=<min_duration>        Wait at least n seconds before each template generation
     -r, --retry-delay=<min_duration> Min Retry delay on Error/Missing Consul Index
     -k, --hot-reload=<behavior>      Control hot reload behaviour, one of :[die (kill daemon on hot reload failure), keep (on error, keep running), disable (hot reload disabled)]
     -K, --sig-term=kill_signal       Signal to send to next --exec command on kill, default=TERM
+    -T, --trim-mode=trim_mode        ERB Trim mode to use (- by default)
     -R, --sig-reload=reload_signal   Signal to send to next --exec command on reload (NONE supported), default=HUP
     -e, --exec=<command>             Execute the following command
     -d, --debug-network-usage        Debug the network usage
     -t erb_file:[output]:[command]:[params_file],
         --template                   Add a erb template, its output and optional reload command