updated docs

README.md

@@ -7,17 +7,17 @@ Possible use-cases include running in a startup script for wireguard service, or
 
 Because PureVPN doesn't expose their API or have any API keys for customers, I had to reverse engineer the whole manual process and use a headless browser to get the file.
 
->>> Disclaimer:
->>> 
->>> It's first goal was to be a fully fledged CLI tool for doing anything related to PureVPN's WireGuard integration, and as a learning project for Go CLI program for me. I've since moved on and don't have as much time so I've just released the *full* command that does the whole thing. I may someday finish other goals. They include:
->>>
->>> - Login command - logs user in using username + password ✅
->>> - Update command - creates or updates wireguard configuration file ✅
->>> - Config command - select subscription or server using interactive console gui - including filtering servers by supported protocols
->>> - Config file - persisiting configuration for subsequent uses ✅
->>> - Storing user cookies to prevent having to log in every time and persisting username/password in config file - partially done, the cookies should have a long expiration date but sometimes fail randomly
->>> - Env variables for config - useful for docker container and full command - see docker section ✅
->>> - Docker container ✅
+> Disclaimer:
+> 
+> It's first goal was to be a fully fledged CLI tool for doing anything related to PureVPN's WireGuard integration, and as a learning project for Go CLI program for me. I've since moved on and don't have as much time so I've just released the *full* command that does the whole thing. I may someday finish other goals. They include:
+>
+> - Login command - logs user in using username + password ✅
+> - Update command - creates or updates wireguard configuration file ✅
+> - Config command - select subscription or server using interactive console gui - including filtering servers by supported protocols
+> - Config file - persisiting configuration for subsequent uses ✅
+> - Storing user cookies to prevent having to log in every time and persisting username/password in config file - partially done, the cookies should have a long expiration date but sometimes fail randomly
+> - Env variables for config - useful for docker container and full command - see docker section ✅
+> - Docker container ✅
 
 ## Docker
 
@@ -39,3 +39,23 @@ Env variables:
 | PUREVPN_WIREGUARD_FILE        | Output file to generate                             |                                                     | wg0.conf (/out/wg0.conf in docker)                  | wireguardFile         |
 
 
+## Running locally
+
+Create config.yml file or environment variables with values as described in table in docker section. At minimum you have to specify *username*, *password*, *server.country* and *server.city*. Then run `purevpnwg full`.
+
+Example yaml file:
+
+```yaml
+username: email@example.com
+password: <password>
+server: # Set to a server you want to connect to
+  country: US 
+  city: 2762
+subscription:
+  username: purevpn********* # If you have multiple subscriptions in your account
+wireguardFile: wg0-p2p.conf # If you want to have a different file location
+```
+
+> You can get server country and city id in multiple ways, for example in configuration response in your browser (taken from manual configuration page):
+>
+> ![server id](docs/images/serverID.png)

cmd/full.go

@@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ func (r *FullCmd) Run(ctx *Context) error {
 
 	if ctx.Config.Debug {
 		fmt.Println("Successfully got subscription password")
-		fmt.Printf("ctx.Config: %v\n", ctx.Config)
 	}
 
 	server, err := purevpn.GetWireguardServer(page, ctx.Config, token[0].Value)

pkg/purevpn/browser.go

@@ -100,6 +100,10 @@ func GetWireguardServer(page *rod.Page, config *util.Config, token string) (stri
 	params.Add("sClientPublicKey", publicKey)
 	params.Add("iCityId", config.Server.City)
 
+	if config.Debug {
+		fmt.Printf("Requesting wireguard server with params: %v\n", params)
+	}
+
 	page.MustNavigate(_BASE_URL).MustWaitNavigation()
 	res, err := page.Eval(`
 		async (body, authorization, privateKey) => {