Revamp the "getting started" part of the readme

1 files changed, 26 insertions, 12 deletions

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 * Getting started
 
-First, initialize Ftag:
+** Initialize Ftag
 
 #+begin_src console
 $ ftag init
 #+end_src
 
-Second, write all my documents' file names, which are in the =~/paperwork=
-directory, to a temporary file:
+** Add a document to the database
+
+This will prompt for some information about the file and encrypt it with your
+default GPG key. Run ~ftag file add -h~ for more information.
+
+#+begin_src console
+$ ftag file add ~/documents/id_card.pdf
+#+end_src
+
+From now, let's say you entered the full name "ID Card" and the canonical name
+"id_card".
+
+** Create a tag
 
 #+begin_src console
-$ find ~/paperwork -type f -fprint0 /tmp/files
+$ ftag tag add id Identity
 #+end_src
 
-Third, give them to =ftag file add= using =xargs= to add them all to the Ftag database:
+** Add this tag to the file
 
 #+begin_src console
-$ xargs -0 -a /tmp/files ftag file add -i
+$ ftag file tag id_card id
 #+end_src
 
-Fourth, create a bunch of tags and give files the proper tags (very tedious, but
-this is the only time we will have to do it manually for numerous files):
+** Done!
 
+You have set up your Ftag database. You can check by querying it.
+   
 #+begin_src console
-$ ftag tag add
-[...]
-$ ftag file tag
-[...]
+$ ftag query -t id
 #+end_src
+
+** Going further
+
+This was a hello-world walk-through. You may get advices about how to insert
+numerous existing files to a Ftag database by running ~ftag file add -h~.