README.md in slack_messaging-2.2.0 vs README.md in slack_messaging-3.0.0
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-# Slack Messaging [](https://codeclimate.com/github/emmahsax/slack_messaging/maintainability) [](https://github.com/emmahsax/slack_messaging/actions/workflows/main.yml)
+# Slack Messaging [](https://github.com/emmahsax/slack_messaging/actions/workflows/main.yml)
This is a simple project designed to post messages to a given Slack channel as a bot.
## Installation
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And then you can pass in that specific file location like this:
```bash
-slack-messaging --config="/PATH/TO/FILE/config.yml" slack
+slack-messaging --config="/PATH/TO/FILE/config.yml" send
```
Once the config file is set up, the project is ready to go!
To print a friendly message to Slack, run:
```bash
-slack-messaging slack
+slack-messaging send
```
Here, no specific message is being given to print to Slack, so slack_messaging will choose a random quote. The random quotes are selected using the [Quotable API](http://api.quotable.io/).
However, what if you wanted to print something specific? Well, you can! Just run:
```bash
-slack-messaging slack 'MESSAGE 1'
+slack-messaging send 'MESSAGE 1'
```
You can even print multiple messages at once:
```bash
-slack-messaging slack 'MESSAGE 1' 'MESSAGE 2' 'MESSAGE 3' ... 'MESSAGE N'
+slack-messaging send 'MESSAGE 1' 'MESSAGE 2' 'MESSAGE 3' ... 'MESSAGE N'
```
The output of slack_messaging will look something like this:
<img src="https://github.com/emmahsax/slack_messaging/blob/main/QuoteExample.png" width="500">