Update readme

1 files changed, 35 insertions, 19 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 069a12f..e7afe99 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ Application Options:
   -t, --test                  Test and print config
   -q, --quiet                 Do not print output from lftp
   -i, --import                Build queues from stdin
+  -l, --local-dir=NAME        Override local dir for this run
   -p, --lftp=NAME             Path to lftp program (default: lftp)
 
 Help Options:
@@ -31,6 +32,13 @@ Help Options:
   "Default": {
     "GetCmd": "mirror"
   },
+  "LocalDirs": [
+    {
+      "Name": "my-tv-dir",
+      "Parser": "show",
+      "Dir": "/tmp/{{ .Name }}/S{{ .Season }}/"
+    },
+  ],
   "Sites": [
     {
       "Name": "foo",
@@ -38,7 +46,7 @@ Help Options:
         "/dir1",
         "/dir2"
       ],
-      "LocalDir": "/tmp/{{ .Name }}/S{{ .Season }}/",
+      "LocalDir": "my-tv-dir",
       "SkipSymlinks": true,
       "SkipExisting": true,
       "SkipFiles": true,
@@ -74,18 +82,16 @@ Help Options:
 All options can be overridden per site. This is useful when you want to apply
 the same options to multiple sites.
 
-`GetCmd` sets the lftp command to use when downloading, this can also be an
-alias. For example: If you have `alias m "mirror --only-missing"` in your
-`.lftprc`, then `GetCmd` can be set to `m`.
+`LocalDirs` defines one or more local directory configurations.
 
-`Sites` holds the configuration for each individual site.
-
-`Name` is the bookmark or URL of the site. This is passed to the `open` command in lftp.
+`Name` is the name of this local directory configuration. This is used to bind a
+site to a local directory.
 
-`Dirs` is a list of remote directories from which the queue is generated.
+`Parser` sets the parser to use when parsing media. Valid values are `show`,
+`movie` or empty string (disable parsing).
 
-`LocalDir` is the local directory where files should be downloaded. This can be
-a template. When the `show` parser is used, the following template variables are
+`Dir` is the local directory where files should be downloaded. This can be a
+template. When the `show` parser is used, the following template variables are
 available:
 
 Variable  | Description            | Type   | Example
@@ -105,7 +111,25 @@ Variable  | Description            | Type   | Example
 
 All variables can be formatted with `Sprintf`. For example `/mydir/{{ .Name
 }}/S{{ .Season | Sprintf "%02" }}/` would format the season using two decimals
-and would result in `/mydir/The.Wire/S01`.
+and would result in `/mydir/The.Wire/S01/`.
+
+`Replacements` is a list of replacements that can be used to replace
+misspellings or incorrect casing in media titles. `Pattern` is a regular
+expression and `Replacement` is the replacement string. If multiple replacements
+are given, they will be processed in the order they are listed.
+
+`Sites` holds the configuration for each individual site.
+
+`Name` is the bookmark or URL of the site. This is passed to the `open` command in lftp.
+
+`GetCmd` sets the lftp command to use when downloading, this can also be an
+alias. For example: If you have `alias m "mirror --only-missing"` in your
+`.lftprc`, then `GetCmd` can be set to `m`.
+
+`Dirs` is a list of remote directories from which the queue is generated.
+
+`LocalDir` is the name of the local directory configuration to use from
+`LocalDirs`.
 
 `SkipSymlinks` determines whether to ignore symlinks when generating the queue.
 
@@ -136,9 +160,6 @@ earliest match is given the highest rank. For example, if the items
 media, then given the priorities in the example above, `Foo.1.important` would
 be kept and `Foo.2.less.important` would be removed from the queue.
 
-`Parser` sets the parser to use when parsing media. Valid values are `show`,
-`movie` or empty string (disable parsing).
-
 `MaxAge` sets the maximum age of directories to consider for the queue. If a
 directory is older than `MaxAge`, it will always be excluded. `MaxAge` has
 precedence over `Patterns` and `Filters`.
@@ -151,10 +172,5 @@ queue.
 matching any of these patterns will be excluded from the queue. `Filters` has
 precedence over `Patterns`.
 
-`Replacements` is a list of replacements that can be used to replace
-misspellings or incorrect casing in media titles. `Pattern` is a regular
-expression and `Replacement` is the replacement string. If multiple replacements
-are given, they will be processed in the order they are listed.
-
 `PostCommand` specifies a command for post-processing of the queue. The queue
 will be passed to the command on stdin, in JSON format. Leave empty to disable.