Improved install/uninstall process and updated doc.

Makefile

@@ -9,9 +9,14 @@ install:
 		read -p $$'\033[1mWhere do you want to install? (default: /usr/local) \033[0m' prefix; \
 	fi; \
 	if [[ ! $$prefix ]]; then prefix="/usr/local"; fi; \
+	echo $$'\033[1mInstalling...\033[0m'; \
 	mkdir -pv $$prefix/bin $$prefix/share/man/man1 \
 	&& cp -v nowopen $$prefix/bin/ \
-	&& cp -v doc/nowopen.1 $$prefix/share/man/man1/;
+	&& cp -v doc/nowopen.1 $$prefix/share/man/man1/; \
+	xdg_data_home=$$XDG_DATA_HOME; \
+	if [[ ! $$xdg_data_home ]]; then xdg_data_home="~/.local/share"; fi; \
+	echo $$'\033[1mInstallation complete.\033[0m'; \
+	echo "Put your business hours file in either $$xdg_data_home/nowopen/businesshours or ~/.businesshours";
 
 uninstall:
 	@prefix="$(PREFIX)"; \
@@ -19,14 +24,10 @@ uninstall:
 		read -p $$'\033[1mWhere do you want to uninstall from? (default: /usr/local) \033[0m' prefix; \
 	fi; \
 	if [[ ! $$prefix ]]; then prefix="/usr/local"; fi; \
-	echo "Deleting..."; \
+	echo $$'\033[1mDeleting...\033[0m'; \
+	rm -rvf $$prefix/bin/nowopen $$prefix/share/man/man1/doc/nowopen.1; \
 	xdg_data_home=$$XDG_DATA_HOME; \
-	if [[ ! $$xdg_data_home ]]; then $$xdg_data_home = "~/.local/share"; fi; \
+	if [[ ! $$xdg_data_home ]]; then xdg_data_home="~/.local/share"; fi; \
-	for f in $$xdg_data_home/nowopen ~/.businesshours; do \
+	echo $$'\033[1mUninstallation complete.\033[0m'; \
-		if [[ -f $$f || -d $$f ]]; then \
+	echo "You may want to delete your data from $$xdg_data_home/nowopen/businesshours or ~/.businesshours";
-			read -p "Do you want to delete $$f? (Y/n) " confirm; \
-			if [[ confirm -ne "n" ]]; then rm -rvf $$f; fi; \
-		fi; \
-	done; \
-	rm -rvf $$prefix/bin/nowopen $$prefix/share/man/man1/doc/nowopen.1;
 

README.md

@@ -2,11 +2,13 @@
 
 `nowopen` is a simple program to display which places are currently open.
 
-## Usage
+## Installing
-
+`sudo make install` to install, and `sudo make uninstall` to uninstall.
-First, create a file with business hours in it at either `~/.local/share/nowopen/businesshours`
+You should also create a file to store business hours in at either
-(recommended) or `~/.businesshours`. An example businesshours file is provided.
+`~/.local/share/nowopen/businesshours` (recommended) or `~/.businesshours`.
-The format looks like:
+An example businesshours file is provided, so you can get started by
+running `mkdir -p ~/.local/share/nowopen && cp example_businesshours ~/.local/share/nowopen/businesshours`.
+The businesshours format looks like:
 
 ```
 Mario Bros Plumbing (plumbers):
@@ -14,6 +16,7 @@ Mario Bros Plumbing (plumbers):
     sun: closed
 ```
 
+## Usage
 Once you have a businesshours file, run `nowopen [-p] [tag1 tag2...]`. Establishments
 matching any of the specified tags (prefix matching is used) and the amount of
 time till they close will be displayed. E.g. `nowopen plumber` will show how long

example_businesshours

@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
-# Line comments with "#"
+# This is an example businesshours file
+# You should replace it with the business hours you want
+# and save it to ~/.local/share/nowopen/businesshours
 Jimmy Pesto's Pizzeria (restaurant, pizza, delivery):
     11am-midnight
     fri-sat: 11am-1am