docs: update markdown files

Author: lokesh-coder

docs/src/markdown/docs/main/core/commands.md

@@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ seoTitle: Create commands
 seoDesc: somedat
 ---
 
-Command is a core part of lesy. You can create and add commands in multiple ways. Lets see what you can actually do with commands.
+Command is the core part of Lesy. You can create and add commands in multiple ways. Let's see what you can actually do with commands.
 
 - Execute synchronous and asynchronous code
 - Run multi-level sub commands
-- Run another command programatically
+- Run another command programmatically
 - Parse and validate arguments and flags
 - Use features and utils from app or plugins
 
@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ $ node bin/cmd generate component
 
 #### usage
 
-Sample usage code shown in the help command
+The sample usage code is shown in the help command
 
 ### Run context
 
@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ todo
 
 ### Sub commands
 
-Commands can be nested multiple levels. If you want to make a sub-command, just add the parent name in `main` property. Other features of the command remains same for sub commands.
+Commands can be nested multiple levels. If you want to make a sub-command, just add the parent name in `main` property. Other features of the command remain same for sub commands.
 
 ```typescript
 // parent command
@@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ Please dont use parent name aliases
 
 ### Default command
 
-By default **lesy** looks for command named `default` if no args supplied in the input. If you would like to run different command as a default command, set it in the config.
+By default **lesy** looks for the command named `default` if no args supplied in the input. If you would like to run a different command as a default command, set it in the config.
 
 ```typescript
 {

docs/src/markdown/docs/main/get-started/overview.md

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ path: /docs/get-started/overview
 icon: user-smile-fill
 ---
 
-Lesy is just a simple lightweight CLI framework helps you to build modern and performant command line apps. Thats all!
+Lesy is a **lightweight CLI framework** built with Node JS, which helps you to build modern and performant command-line apps.
 
-Whether you are building a dead simple app or more advanced app, Lesy lets you to write less code and get more. Here's the sample code for classic Hello world example.
+Whether you are building a dead-simple or a complex app, Lesy lets you write less code and get more. Here's the sample code for the classic Hello world example.
 
 ```js
 #!/usr/bin/env node
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ lesy({ commands }).parse();
 ### Why Lesy?
 
 - **Language**: Full support for Typescript with @types
-- **Flexibility**: Able to change complete behaviour with middlewares
-- **Boilerplate**: Write less code. whether its a dead simple project or complex one.
+- **Flexibility**: Able to change complete behavior with middlewares
+- **Boilerplate**: Write less code.
 - **Extensions**: Add cool functionalities with plugins
 - **Platform**: Write once and run in CLI or UI
 - **Performance**: It is just faster than existing libraries. Benchmark inside.
@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ We have setup a _playground_ for you to play around with it.
 
 ### What is the meaning of Lesy?
 
-Well, there is no specific meaning for Lesy. The whole project is build with the mindset of simple and easy. Whether it is a code or documentation or name or logo, everything should be simple. **Lesy** sounds cool and short.
+Well, there is no specific meaning for Lesy. The whole project is built with the mindset of simplicity and maintainability. Thus each part of the project right from the name to code, everything is crafted carefully. **Lesy** sounds cool and short.
 
-Same way, it is not related to penguin logo. Penguin is cute right? Lets make that as a logo and name it Lesy!!
+Same way, it is not related to the penguin. I just felt Penguin is cute and so made it as a logo.
 
-Give it a try, you will like Lesy!
+Give it a try. You will like Lesy!

docs/src/markdown/docs/plugins/docs/generator.md

@@ -30,12 +30,13 @@ export default {
 ```typescript
 export default {
   name: "generate",
-  run: async ({ features: { generator } }) => {
-    await generator().create({
-      destination: `${process.cwd}/projects/`,
+  run: async ({ feature: { generateFiles } }) => {
+    await generateFiles({
       source: `${__dirname}/templates`,
+      destination: `${process.cwd}/projects/`,
       data: {
-        name: "John",
+        filename: "welcome",
+        name: "Scooby Doo",
       },
     });
   },
@@ -45,7 +46,7 @@ export default {
 #### Step 2: Create source templates
 
 ```html
-<!-- path/to/templates/welcome.html -->
+<!-- path/to/templates/{{filename}}.html -->
 <h1>Hello {{name}}</h1>
 ```
 
@@ -59,41 +60,41 @@ This command will create a files in the destination folder. And the output file
 
 ```html
 <!-- path/to/estination/welcome.html -->
-<h1>Hello John</h1>
+<h1>Hello Scooby Doo</h1>
 ```
 
 ### Options
 
-Once the plugin is installed and added to index file, we can access the `generator` function from the `features`. It has only one method called `create`, which accepts the following options.
+Once the plugin is installed and added to the index file, we can access the `generator` function from the `feature` property. It has only one method named `create`, which accepts the following options.
 
 #### source
 
-The source path for the templates. Should be a absolute path.
+The source path for the templates. Should be an absolute path.
 
 #### destination
 
-The destination path for the compiled files.Should be a absolute path.
+The destination path for the compiled files.Should be an absolute path.
 
 #### data
 
-We can pass the dynamic data to the templates using `data` option. It is a plain object. All the keys will be replaced with the value in the template files.
+We can pass the dynamic data to the templates using the `data` option. It is a plain object. All the keys will be replaced with the values in the template files.
+
+#### handlebarsInstance
+
+If you wish to register any handlebars helpers or partials, you can get the instance from this function property.
+
+#### handebarsOptions
+
+You can pass handlebars options using this property.
 
 ### Templating
 
-Templates are parsed using [Handlebars](https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/). This plugin comes with a build-in case change helper. In the template we can use,
+Templates are parsed using [Handlebars](https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/). This plugin comes with a built-in case helper. In the template we can use,
 
 ```html
-<h1>Hello {{name|uppercase}}</h1>
+<h1>Hello {{uppercase name}}</h1>
 ```
 
-supports
-
-- uppercase
-- lowercase
-- capitalcase
-- snakecase
-- pascalcase
-- camelcase
-- headercase
-- constantcase
-- titlecase
+supported helpers:
+
+** uppercase** &middot; ** lowercase** &middot; ** capitalcase** &middot; ** snakecase** &middot; ** pascalcase** &middot; ** camelcase** &middot; ** headercase** &middot; ** constantcase** &middot; ** titlecase**