README.md

@@ -14,13 +14,14 @@ directory hierarchy in a working directory:
 # Usage
 
 ```bash
-scrapthechan [OPTIONS] (<url> | <imageboard> <board> <thread>)
+scrapthechan [<url> | <imageboard> <board> <thread>] [-o,--output-dir] [--no-op]
+ [-v,--version] [-h,--help]
 ```
 
-`<url>` -- URL of a thread.
-
-`<imageboard> <board> <thread>` -- imageboard name, board name and thread ID
-separately. E.g. `4chan b 1100500`.
+There are two ways to pass a thread. One is by passing a full URL of a thread
+(`<url>` argument), and the other one is by passing thread in three components:
+`<imageboard>` is a name of website (e.g. 4chan), `<board>` is a name of a board
+ (e.g. wg), and `<thread>` is a number of a thread on that board.
 
 `-o`, `--output-dir` -- output directory where all files will be dumped to.
 

scrapthechan/cli/scraper.py

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ __all__ = ["main"]
 
 
 USAGE = \
-"""Usage: scrapthechan [OPTIONS] (URL | IMAGEBOARD BOARD THREAD)
+"""Usage: scrapthechan [OPTIONS] (URL|)
 
 Options:
 \t-h,--help       -- print this help and exit;
@@ -27,13 +27,7 @@ Options:
 \t-N,--no-op      -- by default OP's post will be written in !op.txt file. This
 \t                   option disables this behaviour;
 
-Arguments:
-\tURL        -- URL of a thread;
-\tIMAGEBOARD -- name of a imageboard. E.g. 4chan;
-\tBOARD      -- short name of a board. E.g. b;
-\tTHREAD     -- ID of a thread. E.g. 100500.
-
-Supported imageboards: 4chan.org, 2ch.hk, lainchan.org.
+Supported imageboards: 4chan.org, 2ch.hk, lainchan.org
 """