update README.md to reflect latest changes in lsi

Author: js-d-coder

README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Version 1.1.0
 
 ## Usage
 
-    usage: lsi [-h] [-x] [-n | -i | -a] [-d | -f] [-v] [FILE [FILE ...]]
+    usage: lsi [-h] [-t | -1 | -x] [-n | -i | -a] [-d | -f] [-v] [FILE [FILE ...]]
 
     ls command alternative. Output is either cleanly formatted table or string of
     null terminated file names parseable by xargs command. Default behaviour is to
@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ Version 1.1.0
 
     optional arguments:
       -h, --help            show this help message and exit
+      -t                    output in table format; this is default
+      -1                    output on file per line
       -x, --xargs           output will be string of null terminated file names;
                             can be used as input to other commands like xargs;
                             absense of this option makes output to be a table,
@@ -35,21 +37,31 @@ Version 1.1.0
 
 ## Examples
 
-    $  lsi
-    'file20'  'file19'  'file18'  'file17'  'file16'  'file15'  'file14'  'file13'  'file12'  
-    'file11'  'file10'  'file9'   'file8'   'file7'   'file6'   'file5'   'file4'   'file3'   
-    'file2'   'file1'   
-    $  lsi -d
-    'dir20/'  'dir19/'  'dir18/'  'dir17/'  'dir16/'  'dir15/'  'dir14/'  'dir13/'  'dir12/'  
-    'dir11/'  'dir10/'  'dir9/'   'dir8/'   'dir7/'   'dir6/'   'dir5/'   'dir4/'   'dir3/'   
-    'dir2/'   'dir1/'   
-    $  lsi -w
-    'file20'  'file19'  'file18'  'file17'  'file16'  'file15'  'file14'  'file13'  'file12'  
-    'file11'  'file10'  'file9'   'file8'   'file7'   'file6'   'file5'   'file4'   'file3'   
-    'file2'   'file1'   'dir20/'  'dir19/'  'dir18/'  'dir17/'  'dir16/'  'dir15/'  'dir14/'  
-    'dir13/'  'dir12/'  'dir11/'  'dir10/'  'dir9/'   'dir8/'   'dir7/'   'dir6/'   'dir5/'   
-    'dir4/'   'dir3/'   'dir2/'   'dir1/'  
-
-[You should not parse the output of `ls` command, but **you can safely parse the output of `lsi`**](http://www.mywiki.wooledge.org/ParsingLs)
-
-    $  lsi -x | xargs -r0 cat
+    # show all non-hidden files and directories
+    $ lsi
+    'very-long-name3'  'very-long-name2'  'very-long-name1'  'long-name5'
+    'long-name4'       'long-name3'       'long-name2'       'long-name1'
+    'file15'           'file14'           'file13'           'file12'
+    'file11'           'file10'           'file9'            'file8'
+    'file7'            'file6'            'file5'            'file4'
+    'file3'            'file2'            'file1'            'directory5/'
+    'directory4/'      'directory3/'      'directory2/'      'directory1/'
+    'dir15/'           'dir14/'           'dir13/'           'dir12/'
+    'dir11/'           'dir10/'           'dir9/'            'dir8/'
+    'dir7/'            'dir6/'            'dir5/'            'dir4/'
+    'dir3/'            'dir2/'            'dir1/'
+
+    # show all directories
+    $ lsi -da
+    '.hidden-dir5/'  '.hidden-dir4/'  '.hidden-dir3/'  '.hidden-dir2/'  '.hidden-dir1/'
+    'hidden-files/'  'directory5/'    'directory4/'    'directory3/'    'directory2/'
+    'directory1/'    'dir15/'         'dir14/'         'dir13/'         'dir12/'
+    'dir11/'         'dir10/'         'dir9/'          'dir8/'          'dir7/'
+    'dir6/'          'dir5/'          'dir4/'          'dir3/'          'dir2/'
+    'dir1/'
+
+
+[You should not parse the output of `ls` command,](http://www.mywiki.wooledge.org/ParsingLs) but **you can safely parse the output of `lsi`**
+
+    # move all hidden files to hidden-files directory
+    $ lsi -ifx | xargs -r0 mv -t hidden-files