README.md in splunk-client-0.6 vs README.md in splunk-client-0.6.1

@@ -1,18 +1,25 @@
 # SplunkClient
 
 Ruby library for dealing with Splunk searches and results using the Splunk REST API.
 
+## Features
+
+* Session based authentication to Splunk REST interface
+* Create and check on the status of Splunk Jobs
+* Natural Ruby methods for interacting with search results (no need to parse XML or JSON or use Ruby Hashes)
+
 ## Installation
 
 	gem install splunk-client
 
 ## Usage
 
 Creating and using a client is easy:
 
-	require 'splunk-client.rb'
+	require 'rubygems' 
+	require 'splunk-client'
 
 	# Create the client
 	splunk = SplunkClient.new("username", "password", "hostname")
 
 	# Create the Search
@@ -22,30 +29,36 @@
 	search.wait # Blocks until the search returns
 
 	#Print the raw XML results 
 	puts search.results
 
-	#Print the time and host of each result
+	# Use ruby methods for dealing with results:
 	search.parsedResults.each do |result|
 		puts result.host + " : " + result.time
 	end
 
 ## Tips
 
 * Want to spawn multiple jobs without blocking on each? Use `search.complete?` to poll for job status. 
 
 * Looking for more or less results? Use `search.results(maxResults)` to control how much is returned. (A value of 0 returns all results (this is the default.))
 
-* Access Splunk fields in results via method calls 
-	`result = search.parsedResults`
-	`puts result[0].fieldName`
+* Access Splunk fields in results via simple method calls
 
+      `result = search.parsedResults`
+      `puts result[0].fieldName`
+
+
 ## Revision History
 
 #### 0.6
 * Added two new objects: SplunkResults and SplunkResult for to support:
 * Accessing Splunk fields via method calls
-    `search.parsedResults.each {|result| puts result.$$FIELD_NAME$$}`
+
+    
+      `search.parsedResults.each {|result| puts result.$$FIELD_NAME$$}`
+
+
 
 #### 0.5
 WARNING: Compatibility with prior versions will break as SplunkClient no longer returns a sid. It now returns a SplunkJob object.
 
 * Separated SplunkClient and SplunkJob into two separate objects.