README.md in ts_schema-0.1.13 vs README.md in ts_schema-0.1.14

@@ -24,9 +24,51 @@
 
 ```ruby
 rails ts_schema:generate
 ```
 
+### Default type mappings
+
+|Ruby Type|Typescript Type|
+|:---|:---|
+|string|string|
+|text|string|
+|integer|number|
+|enum|number|
+|bigint|number|
+|float|number|
+|decimal|number|
+|json|Record<string, any>|
+|jsonb|Record<string, any>|
+|binary|string|
+|boolean|boolean|
+|date|string|
+|datetime|string|
+|timestamp|string|
+|datetime_with_timezone|string|
+|inet|string|
+|cidr|string|
+|macaddr|string|
+
+### Initializer options
+
+|Option|Default|Values|Description|
+|---|---|---|---|
+|case              |`:camel`|`:camel`<br/>`:snake`<br/>`:pascal`|camelCase<br/>snake_case<br/>PascalCase|
+|output            |`Rails.root.join('app', 'assets', 'javascripts', 'schema.d.ts')`|Any path|Path to output generated file|
+|auto_generate     |`true`|`boolean`|Whether to automatically (re)generate the defenitions after running migrations|
+|custom_types      |`{}`|`{ ruby_type: 'typescriptType' }`|Use to add or override type mappings for any type|
+|default_type      |`:string`|Any typescript type|The default output type to use if a ruby type is not included in the type mappings|
+|include_associated|`true`|`boolean`|Whether to include associated models as fields on the generated interfaces|
+|parent_classes    |`["ApplicationRecord"]`|Array of string names of top level classes|Any class names included in this array will be querried for subclasses to generate types for|
+|additional_models |`[]`|Array of string names of ActiveRecord models|Add model names which don't inherit from classes included in `parent_classes`, but which should have types generated|
+|field_overrides   |`{ encrypted_password: :password,  password: :optional, }`|Hash of field names with the following values:<br/> `:optional`: Makes it an optional field by adding '?' to the defintion (example: password?: string)<br/>`:omit`: Omits the field from being output in the schema entirely<br/>`[string]`: Field name override. Will replace any instance of the hash key with the value. The default values replace `password` with `encrypted_password`|Overwrite, omit, or make optional any field name. Applies to all generated classes|
+|namespace         |`:schema`|string\|symbol|The typescript namespace to contain generated types|
+|schema_type       |`:interface`|`:interface`\|`:type`|Whether to generate typescript definitions as types or interfaces. Interfaces are recommended since they are easier to extend|
+|indent|`:tab`|`:tab`\|`:space`|Indentation using tabs or spaces|
+|spaces|`2`|number|Number of spaces for indentation if indentation is set to spaces|
+
+
 ## Gotchas
 
 Sometimes ActiveRecord's inflections will alter the class name. For instance, with a class named `Five`; `"Fives".singularize` returns "Fife", which is not the classname. In the case where Rails alters the classname for an association, you must explicitly define it on the association in the model using `class_name`. Example: `has_many :fives, class_name: "Five"`.
 
 ## License