Updated readme

README.md

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 # <img src="assets/rete.png" alt="drawing" width="21"/>ete, a basic URL checker.
 
-## What is Rete?
+## Usage
+The basic usage to rete is `rete [arguments] [file/urls]`
+there are a few flags you can use.
+Example: `rete https://google.com https://fakeurl.bleb https://example.com`
+
+### File flag
+This flag allows you to check a list of urls in a txt file.
+Example: `rete -f urls.txt`
+#### Output flag
+This flag lets you chose the name of the file outputted by the file flag.
+Note: This flag but be used BEFORE the file flag is used
+Example: `rete -o output.txt -f urls.txt`
+
+### Timeout flag
+This flag lets you chose how many seconds to wait for a connection until rete declares timeout.
+Example: `rete -t 1 https://google.com https://fakeurl.bleb https://example.com`
+
+## Compiling
+Since this program was made with crystal, you need to install crystal and shards which is available in most package managers and windows.
+
+### Installing dependencies
+going into where the source code is and then run `shards install` which installs all of the dependencies.
+
+### Creating the executable
+To create the executable, run `shards build rete` where the binary will be in the bin directory.
+
+## FAQ
+
+### What is Rete?
 Rete is a utility that can check if a URL/website is really up or not.
 
-## Whats the point of having it when I can check my self?
+### Whats the point of having it when I can check my self?
 Rete allows you to bulk check URLs which can be time saving.
 
-## What about bot detection?
+### What about bot detection?
 Rete uses that to our advantage by looking at the status code (eg, a websites returns 403)
 
-## Why did you make this?
+### Why did you make this?
-When making a list of games and proxies, I needed to test if the links really worked without having to test them all individually (I had over 6000 links to check!)
+When making a list of games and proxies, I needed to test if the links really worked without having to test them all individually (I had over 6000 links to check!)
-
-## Creating an executable
-First you must install all of the dependencies. You can install them quickly by running `pip install -r requirements.txt`. After that you can run pyinstaller, the python program that can create an executable from a python program. You can make the executable by running `pyinstaller main.py -F -n rete` This creates a single file executable named reta.