README.md in rack-queries-0.2.1 vs README.md in rack-queries-0.3.0

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 # Rack::Queries
 
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 This gem provides a page in your rack-based (e.g., `Rails`, `Sinatra`) application that allows quick execution of pre-built queries. The goal is to allow quick insights into the state of your application without needing to update the main UI. Consider it a backdoor admin page that you can use before you decide to truly expose query results.
 
 ![Screenshot](docs/screenshot.png)
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     Org.order(:name).pluck(:name)
   end
 
   run do |opts|
     Org.where(name: opts['org']).users.count
+  end
+end
+```
+
+With the DSL, you can additionally provide a `type` for your options that allows them to be specified on the client side. By default, the type is `select`, which will perform a query to the server to get the list of options. However, if you specify one of the other types (`string` or `text`), it will instead allow the user to provide input. For example, to allow a text area field, you would:
+
+```ruby
+Rack::Queries.create do
+  name 'Some CSV parsing'
+  desc 'Parse some CSV input!'
+
+  opt :csv, type: :text
+
+  run do |opts|
+    require 'csv'
+
+    CSV.foreach(opts['csv']) do
+      ...
+    end
+
+    ...
   end
 end
 ```
 
 ### Middleware