changed readme

.gitignore

@@ -42,3 +42,4 @@ test
 prod
 *.png
 site/dev/images/galleries
+*.gem

mixItRuby.gemspec

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 Gem::Specification.new do |s|
     s.name               = 'mixItRuby'
     s.version            = '0.0.0'
-    s.date               = '2014-05-29'
-    s.summary            = "MitItRuby!"
+    s.date               = '2014-05-25'
+    s.summary            = "MixItRuby! mixes json in erb + CLI"
     s.description        = "A gem for mixing a nested json structure in erb files"
     s.authors            = ["Erhard Karger"]
     s.email              = '[email protected]'

readme.md

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-MIX
+mixItRuby
 ===
 
-What is MIX ?
+What is mixItRuby ?
 -------------
-Mix is a gem for mixing data with tamplatefiles.
+Mix is a gem for mixing data with templatefiles.
 
 Example Use Case
 ----------------
@@ -13,17 +13,14 @@ What you do :
 Run mix with a erb template. Viola the output is (depending on the template)
     ready to be formatted in latex of whatever.
 
-    But whatever...... 
-
-
 
     Install
     -------
-    gem mix
+    gem install mixItRuby
 
 run (form commandline)
     -----------------------
-    mix inputfile template outputfile
+    mixit -i inputfile < -t templateDir -o outputfile  >
 
 
     run withing a programm
@@ -62,9 +59,9 @@ recursive      : substructures possible (nodes)
 
 A building block consists of an id and other key value pair.
 
-id: is a must. It represents the Identifier under which the template is accesible.
+id: is a must. It represents the identifier under which the template is accesible.
 At the moment it is a filename. The other attributes on the same level, which are no array or hash are 
-the key value pais which fill the erb.
+the key value pairs which fill the erb.
 The adress.erb looks like this
 <%=name%>, <%=prename%>
 Then an array follow. An Array must be build of hashes, which can have subarrays or like in the example building blocks again.