style!: rewrite yet again for ease of use

mldr.nimble → minldr.nimble

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ author        = "NiChrosia"
 description   = "A simple version manager for Mindustry, using GitHub releases."
 license       = "MIT"
 srcDir        = "src"
-bin           = @["mldr"]
+bin           = @["minldr"]
 
 # Dependencies
 

readme.md

@@ -1,47 +1,30 @@
-# Minloader
+## Installation
 
-### Quickstart
+- Download your OS executable from the [latest release](https://github.com/NiChrosia/minloader/releases/latest).
+- Add it to your PATH variable.
 
-#### Installation
+## Usage
 
-1. Install [Nim](https://nim-lang.org/), either using [a zip of v1.6.10](https://nim-lang.org/download/nim-1.6.10_x64.zip), or [a version manager, choosenim](https://github.com/dom96/choosenim/releases/latest), if you haven't already.
-2. Clone this repository with Git, using `git clone https://github.com/NiChrosia/minloader`, and navigate to it.
-3. Run `nimble install` to install the executable.
+### Downloading Mindustry
 
-#### Usage
+You can either directly download version jar files, or use the built-in state.
 
-1. Run `minloader search` to get a list of Mindustry jars.
-- Some versions towards the bottom don't have any assets, which is because the corresponding old releases don't either.
-2. Download a jar using a command like `minloader download --tag:"v140.4" --asset:"Mindustry.jar" --destination:"./Mindustry.jar"`, except with your wanted tag and asset.
-- `Mindustry.jar` and `desktop-release.jar` are generally the desktop versions.
-- `server-release.jar` is always the server version.
-3. Run the downloaded jar using something like `minloader run --jar:"Mindustry.jar" --directory:"./mindustry/"`
-- Mindustry should now be running, and saving its data to the specified folder.
+To directly download, use `minldr download [version] [desktop | server] [file]`, or the shorthand `minldr d [version] [d | s] [file]`. For example,
+`minldr d v140.4 d ~/Downloads/v140.4-desktop.jar`
 
-### Running Mindustry
-
-```
-minloader run --jar:"~/Downloads/v140.4-desktop.jar" --directory:"~/.local/share/Mindustry"
-```
-
-`--jar` takes any Mindustry jar, and runs it in `--directory`. This works with both the desktop version and a server.
+To use the state, use `minldr install [version] [desktop | server]`, or the similar shorthand, `minldr i [version] [d | s]`. For example,
+`minldr i v140.4 d`
 
-### Finding versions
-
-```
-minloader search [--token:""]
-```
-
-Prints a list of all Mindustry releases with their downloadable assets. Used for `minloader download`.
+### Running Mindustry
 
-`--token` is an optional GitHub token argument that is used to bypass the low default ratelimit.
+Full command: `minldr run [version] [desktop | server] [directory]`
+Shorthand: `minldr r [version] [d | s] [directory]`
+Example: `minldr r v140.4 d ~/.local/share/Mindustry/`, or for the default Windows folder, `~/AppData/Roaming/Mindustry/`.
 
-### Downloading versions
+For additional clarification, `[directory]` is the run directory, for either the desktop or server version.
 
-```
-minloader download --tag:"v140.4" --asset:"Mindustry.jar" --destination:"~/Downloads/v140.4-desktop.jar" [--token:""]
-```
+### Other commands
 
-Downloads `--asset` of the release tagged `--tag` to `--destination`.
+To see either available or installed versions, use `minldr list [available | installed]`, or `minldr l [a | i]`.
 
-As before, `--token` is an optional GitHub token argument that is used to bypass the low default ratelimit.
+To see the help pages, either simply call `minldr` for all of them, or `minldr [command]` for a specific command.