Update the README.md to be more in line with where Parable's at now, …

…and fix up the command.

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,11 @@
 # Parable PHP Framework Changelog
 
+### 0.11.2
+
+__Changes__
+- Fixed up the README.md file, since it was a bit outdated. Also changed the 'feel' of the text to represent the maturing state of Parable.
+- Renamed `init` command to `init-parable`, then immediately renamed it `init-structure` and added a check whether a structure was already initialized, adding a warning if it was.
+
 ### 0.11.1
 
 Well, that was fast!

README.md

@@ -5,87 +5,51 @@
 [![Latest Unstable Version](https://poser.pugx.org/devvoh/parable/v/unstable)](https://packagist.org/packages/devvoh/parable)
 [![License](https://poser.pugx.org/devvoh/parable/license)](https://packagist.org/packages/devvoh/parable)
 
-Parable is intended to be a tiny, fast and out-of-your-way PHP framework that just lets you get stuff done. To achieve 
-this, Parable includes only what is needed to create small to medium-sized web applications, but allows any PSR-4 
-compatible library to be added easily for extensibility.
+Parable is a small and no-nonsense PHP framework, meant to be fast, readable and written in a way where it's not bogging 
+you down with unnecessary rules and limitations. Developed with the goal of building small web applications and REST APIs.
 
-So why build Parable if there's so many perfectly valid PHP frameworks already out there? Partly to see if I could and
-partly because I wanted something small, quick and comfortably to quickly build something on top of.
-
-Parable isn't by any means production-ready, secure or foolproof. So only try it if you feel like filing some bug reports!
+Parable has been in pre-release for a long time (and for many versions) but a 1.0.0 release, which will also bring
+documentation, is a goal for 2017.
 
 ## Requirements
 
 - PHP 5.6, PHP 7.x
 - Composer
-- Sense of adventure
 
 ## Installation
 
 Parable can be installed by using [Composer](http://getcomposer.org/). Simply run:
 
 `composer require devvoh/parable`
 
-You'll get the latest version this way. If you want to install a specific version, include the version (0.8.0, for example). 
-It is, however, preferred to use the above version notation, since it will also get you updated and fixed versions, but no
-backwards-compatibility breaking changes.
-
-After you've run the above command, you'll have a composer.json and a vendor folder. Parable is in there, but it's not
-quite ready to be used. To initialize Parable's folder structure and files, run the following command:
+After you've run the above command, you'll have a composer.json, composer.lock and a vendor folder. Parable is in there, 
+but it's not quite ready to be used. To initialize Parable's folder structure and files, run the following command:
 
-`vendor/bin/parable init`
+`vendor/bin/parable init-structure`
 
 Now you're ready! Simply open the (properly installed apache2 & php 5.6 or 7.x) url it's in in your browser and you should
 see a welcome page.
 
-If you want to use nginx, that's cool too, but you'll have to set up url rewriting rules yourself.
+If you want to use nginx or another browser, that's cool too, but you'll have to set up url rewriting rules yourself.
 
 ## Getting Started
 
-After you've run `parable init`, you should have a basic structure to work from. The example files show most of what you'll
-need to build something, but one thing that might not be clear is how to configure Parable to work with a database.
-
-The following example config shows a connection with a MySQL database:
-
-    return [
-        'app' => [
-            'title'     => 'example',
-            'version'   => '0.1.0',
-        ],
-        'initLocations' => [
-            'app/Init',
-        ],
-        'database' => [
-            'type'      => 'mysql',
-            'location'  => 'localhost',
-            'username'  => 'username',
-            'password'  => 'password',
-            'database'  => 'database',
-        ],
-    ];
-
-Now, if you want to keep this out of your git (or other vcs) repository, you can place this in a separate config
-file and exclude it. It's also possible to have the config class return different values based on whether
-you're running dev/test/staging/production.
+After you've run `parable init-structure`, you should have a basic structure to work from. The example files show most 
+of what you'll need to build something. The example `\Config\App` file includes some of the most important things 
+Parable itself will listen to.
 
-For an sqlite3 connection, use `'type' => 'sqlite3'`, where `'location'` corresponds to the location of the database
-file on your filesystem.
+Now, if you want to keep this out of your git (or other vcs) repository, you can place this in a separate config
+file and exclude it using a `.gitignore` file. Parable will attempt to load any Config files located in `app/Config`.
 
 ## Documentation & More
 
-Documentation is currently non-existent, but I am more than willing and available to answer any questions. I am also very
-open to suggestions and improvements. Parable is what I personally need in a framework, and if it seems to fit what you
-need as well 'except for these small things', I would love to hear from you to see if maybe we can't work it in somehow.
-
-## Details
+Since the API of Parable was in heavy flux, no documentation has been attempted yet. With the release of 0.11.0, the
+API is pretty much set for now, and the documentation writing process will start. 
 
-Parable probably won't ever be truly done, but the basis that stands at this point will provide a good platform to build out
-from. The intent is to add unit testing, documentation and more as time moves on. For now, it's time for me to start
-implementing Parable through projects, to find out where possible issues are left to find. But it's surprisingly
-usable as it stands.
+## Contact
 
 Any questions or constructive feedback? Find me at [devvoh.com](http://devvoh.com) or ask me a question by adding an 
-issue on github.
+issue on github. I generally respond fairly quickly, since this is a passion project, after all.
 
 ## License
 

parable

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ $app->setName('Parable');
 
 // Always add Help & Init
 $app->addCommand(\Parable\DI\Container::get(\Parable\Console\Command\Help::class));
-$app->addCommand(\Parable\DI\Container::get(\Parable\Framework\Command\InitParable::class));
+$app->addCommand(\Parable\DI\Container::get(\Parable\Framework\Command\InitStructure::class));
 
 // Attempt to load commands set by the user
 if (file_exists($path->getDir('app'))) {

src/Framework/Command/InitParable.php → src/Framework/Command/InitStructure.php

@@ -2,10 +2,10 @@
 
 namespace Parable\Framework\Command;
 
-class InitParable extends \Parable\Console\Command
+class InitStructure extends \Parable\Console\Command
 {
     /** @var string */
-    protected $name = 'init-parable';
+    protected $name = 'init-structure';
 
     /** @var string */
     protected $description = 'This command initializes a parable structure.';
@@ -31,9 +31,14 @@ public function run()
             "",
             "<red>WARNING</red>",
             "This will overwrite existing files without notice!",
-            "",
         ]);
 
+        if (file_exists($this->path->getDir('app')) && file_exists($this->path->getDir('public'))) {
+            $this->output->writeBlock("Note: It looks like you already have a structure initialized!", "info");
+        } else {
+            $this->output->newline();
+        }
+
         for (;;) {
             $this->output->write("Do you want to continue? [y/N] ");
             if ($this->input->getYesNo(false)) {