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all scripts toplevel in src, don't import because the package isn't even used from code.

Author: starturtle

README.md

@@ -52,6 +52,18 @@ It will enclose the expansion of sub-queries in parentheses while expanding, in
 
 In order to use one query inside another, use the sub-query's name in brackets inside the outer query. See sample.json for an example.
 
+Sample input:
+
+    {
+      "home": "{go_to} next {corner}",
+      "go_to": "See you",
+      "corner": "Saturday"
+    }
+
+Sample output:
+
+    (See you) next (Saturday)
+
 ## How Many Do I Need?
 The minecraft/hmdin script is basically a counting formatter that can help you keep track of large item quantities in Minecraft.
 By default, it will print a human-readable listing of all nonzero "units of quantity" necessary to amass the specified amount of items.
@@ -69,6 +81,9 @@ You can specify a nonstandard stack size (e.g. 16 for eggs or similar) using `--
 
 The actual helper/split functions are:
 
-	hmdin(count, stack_size=64, container_size=27) # will return the tuple of <chests>, <stacks>, <items>
-	pretty_print(chests, stacks, items) # will format the list of items as human readable (without prefix), e.g. "3 chests and 14 items"
-	csv_print(chests, stacks, items, separator=",") #will format the list of all three items for CSV output, e.g. comma-separated
+    # will return the tuple of <chests>, <stacks>, <items>
+	hmdin(count, stack_size=64, container_size=27) 
+	# will format the list of items as human readable (without prefix), e.g. "3 chests and 14 items"
+	pretty_print(chests, stacks, items) 
+	#will format the list of all three items for CSV output, e.g. comma-separated
+	csv_print(chests, stacks, items, separator=",")