Update README

Author: kirtangajjar

README.md

@@ -28,152 +28,50 @@ chmod +x /usr/local/bin/ee
 
 ## Usage
 
-## Basic Commands
-Currently there are three top level commands of `ee`.
- * [ee site](#ee-site)
- * [ee shell](#ee-shell)
- * [ee cli](#ee-cli)
+To get started with EasyEngine and create a wordpress site, run
 
-Note: :warning: EasyEngine will currently only run with root privileges. You can run `ee help`, `ee help site` and `ee help site create` to get all the details about the various commands and subcommands that you can run.
-
-### ee site
-Contains basic site management commands
-
-`site` command contains following subcommand
- * [ee site create](#ee-site-create)
- * [ee site delete](#ee-site-delete)
- * [ee site disable](#ee-site-disable)
- * [ee site enable](#ee-site-enable)
- * [ee site info](#ee-site-info)
- * [ee site list](#ee-site-list)
- * [ee site start](#ee-site-start)
- * [ee site stop](#ee-site-stop)
- * [ee site restart](#ee-site-restart)
- * [ee site reload](#ee-site-reload)
-
-#### ee site create
-Runs the site creation.
-
-```bash
-ee site create example.com --wp                 # install wordpress without any page caching
-ee site create example.com --wpredis            # install wordpress + redis caching
-ee site create example.com --wpsubir            # install wpmu-subdirectory without any page caching
-ee site create example.com --wpsubir --wpredis  # install wpmu-subdirectory + redis caching
-ee site create example.com --wpsubdom           # install wpmu-subdomain without any page caching
-ee site create example.com --wpsubdom --wpredis # install wpmu-subdomain + redis caching
 ```
-
-#### ee site delete
-Deletes an existing EasyEngine site.
-
-```bash
-ee site delete example.com
+ee site create example.com
 ```
 
-#### ee site disable
-Disables a website. It will stop and remove the docker containers of the website if they are running.
+Need a wordpress site with caching? Try
 
-```bash
-ee site disable example.com
 ```
-
-#### ee site enable
-Enables a website. It will start the docker containers of the website if they are stopped.
-
-```bash
-ee site enable example.com
-```
-
-#### ee site info
-Display all the relevant site information, credentials and useful links.
-
-```bash
-ee site info example.com
+ee site create example.com --wpredis
 ```
 
-#### ee site list
-Lists the created websites.
-
-```bash
-ee site list
-```
-
-#### ee site start
-Starts containers associated with site.
-
-```bash
-ee site start example.com
-ee site start example.com --nginx
+Need a wordpress multi-site with page cache?
 ```
-
-#### ee site stop
-Stops containers associated with site.
-
-```bash
-ee site stop example.com
-ee site stop example.com --nginx
+ee site create example.com --wpsubdir --wpredis
 ```
 
-#### ee site restart
-Restarts containers associated with site.
-
-```bash
-ee site restart example.com
-ee site restart example.com --nginx
+Want to play around with your new site?
 ```
-
-#### ee site reload
-Reload services in containers without restarting container(s) associated with site.
-
-```bash
-ee site reload example.com
-ee site reload example.com --nginx
+ee shell example.com
 ```
 
-### ee shell
-Gives you a shell where you can manage and interact with your site.
+Want to know more? Checkout readme of these commands -
+ * [site command](https://github.com/EasyEngine/site-command/)
+ * [shell command](https://github.com/EasyEngine/shell-command/)
 
-```bash
-ee shell example.com
-```
+Note: :warning: EasyEngine will currently only run with root privileges. You can run `ee help`, `ee help site` and `ee help site create` to get all the details about the various commands and subcommands that you can run.
 
-### ee cli
-Commands to manage easyengine itself
+## Development
 
-`cli` command has following subcommands:
- * [ee cli info](#ee-cli-info)
- * [ee cli update](#ee-cli-update)
- * [ee cli version](#ee-cli-version)
- * [ee cli has-command](#ee-cli-has-command)
+Development of easyengine is done entirely on GitHub.
 
-#### ee cli info
-Print various details about the EE environment.
+We've used [wp-cli](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/) framework as a base and built EasyEngine on top of it.
 
-```bash
-ee cli info
-```
-#### ee cli update
-Updates EasyEngine to the latest release.
+This repo contains main core of easyengine (the framework). 
+All top level commands(except `ee cli`) i.e. `ee site`, `ee shell` have their own repos.
 
-```bash
-ee cli update
-```
-#### ee cli version
-Print EasyEngine version.
+Currently we have following commands which are bundled by default in EasyEngine:
 
-```bash
-ee cli version
-```
-#### ee cli has-command
-Detects if a command exists
+* [site command](https://github.com/EasyEngine/site-command/)
+* [shell command](https://github.com/EasyEngine/shell-command/)
 
-```bash
-ee cli has-command site
-```
+In future, community will be able to make their own packages and commands!
 
-## Tests
+## Contributing
 
-EasyEngine is currently using [behat](http://behat.org/) v3.4.x functional tests. The tests for site-command are inside the `features/` directory in the core repository and can be run using 
-```
-vendor/bin/behat
-```
+We warmheartedly welcome all contributions however and in whatever capacity you can either through Pull Requests or by reporting Issues. You can contribute here or in any of the above mentioned commands repo.