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Add CLI link to readme
Here's a simple CLI. What about adding some example usage programs like this to the README?
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Documentation
- Added an example usage link for
esplora-cli
in the README file.
- Added an example usage link for
Walkthrough
The update to the repository primarily involves enhancing the README.md
document by adding a link to an example usage of the esplora-cli
. This modification aims to improve user accessibility and understanding of the tool. There are no changes to the declarations of exported or public entities in this update.
Changes
File | Change Summary |
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README.md |
Added a link to esplora-cli example usage. |
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For example usage, see: - [esplora-cli](https://git...
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Sorry for taking so long, thanks for the suggestion. I think it can be a great addition alongside some other usage examples, and probably the Used by
section on the repository too.
We can probably add at least usage examples to the README.md
, as we have them on the docs level.
Sure, I'm open to any/all of these suggestions. Let me know if you want me to edit this PR in some way.