README.md in happy_gemfile-0.1.0 vs README.md in happy_gemfile-0.1.1

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@@ -12,19 +12,32 @@ And then execute: $ bundle -Or install it yourself as: +Or install it yourself with: $ gem install happy_gemfile ## Usage You can call the executable in the directory with the gemfile to be spruced up! ```bash $ happy_gemfile ``` + +But nothing will happen without arguments! +```bash +happy_gemfile alphabetize # alphabetizes gems in place; reminds me of grade school. + +happy_gemfile wipe_comments # clears all, non-inline, comments; you know what you're doing, right? + +happy_gemfile organize_groups # places gems tidily their specified group; home sweet home! + +happy_gemfile all # one arg to call them all! (RECOMMENDED) + +``` + Alternatively, you can call the alphabetize method directly in your app, say, in your config.rb. ```ruby HappyGemfile.alphabetize ```