docs(readme): expand CLI option descriptions for clarity
- Add detailed explanations for each CLI option in README files - Improve consistency and formatting for better readability - Highlight supported features and usage comprehensively
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@@ -13,14 +13,17 @@ A simple CLI tool for quickly generating systemd `.service` and `.timer` units
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* Supports `--user` timers (for `~/.config/systemd/user/`)
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* Optional logging (`StandardOutput/StandardError`)
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* Supports:
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* `--calendar`
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* `--exec`
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* `--after`
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* `--environment`
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* `--output`
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* `--dry-run`
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* Tested and typed with Deno + Cliffy
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* `--calendar`: Timer schedule (systemd `OnCalendar`)
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* `--exec`: Command to execute (`ExecStart`)
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* `--description`: Description for the unit
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* `--after`: `After=` dependencies in the service unit
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* `--environment`: Arbitrary `Environment=KEY=VALUE` entries
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* `--output`: Target directory for the generated unit files
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* `--run-as`: Sets `User=` in the service unit (only for system-level timers)
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* `--home`: Sets `Environment=HOME=…`
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* `--cwd`: Working directory for the process (`WorkingDirectory`)
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* `--dry-run`: Outputs unit content without writing to disk
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* Tested and fully typed with **Deno** + **Cliffy**
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