update help and fix spelling

README.md

@@ -1,31 +1,31 @@
-# tf - command-line time formatter
+# tf - CLI Unix Time formatter
 
-`tf` scans for epoch times in input and outputs them
+`tf` scans for UNIX epoch times in input and outputs them
 as human readable strings to stdout.
 
 ```
 $ cat log.txt
 [1524241219] Time is on my side
 [1555777220] Yes it is
-[1587399621] A time in ecpoch millis: 1637419929123
-[1618935621] A time in ecpoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
+[1587399621] A time in epoch millis: 1637419929123
+[1618935621] A time in epoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
 
 $ tf -g log.txt
 [12:20:19] Time is on my side
 [12:20:20] Yes it is
-[12:20:21] A time in ecpoch millis: 09:52:09.123
-[12:20:21] A time in ecpoch nanos: 09:52:09.123456789
+[12:20:21] A time in epoch millis: 09:52:09.123
+[12:20:21] A time in epoch nanos: 09:52:09.123456789
 ```
 
 ## Usage
 
 ```
 $ tf --help
-usage:  ./tf <options> [file1 [file2 [...]]]
+usage:  tf <options> [file1 [file2 [...]]]
 
-Time Formatter
+UNIX Time Formatter (tf)
 
-Scans for epoch times in input and outputs them
+Scans for UNIX epoch times in input and outputs them
 as human readable strings to stdout.
 
 10-digits are interpreted as seconds, 13 as milliseconds,
@@ -34,18 +34,18 @@ as human readable strings to stdout.
 If no filenames or only '-' is passed, stdin is processed.
 
 examples:
-$ echo 1637421447 | tf
-$ tf -g log.txt | head
+  $ echo 1637421447 | tf
+  $ tf -g log.txt | head
 
 The time formatting uses Golang Time.Format layouts:
   https://pkg.go.dev/time#Time.Format
 
 options:
   -b, --block               use block buffering (default: line buffering)
   -z, --block-size uint32   block buffer size (default 4096)
-  -d, --date                default format with date: '2006-01-02 15:04:05'
-  -f, --format string       golang Time.Format string (default: '15:04:05')
-  -g, --global              global match
+  -d, --date                output with date, same as --format '2006-01-02 15:04:05'
+  -f, --format string       output with Golang Time.Format layout (default: '15:04:05')
+  -g, --global              global match (default: convert only first match in line)
   -h, --help                show help
 ```
 
@@ -71,35 +71,35 @@ Raw log:
 $ cat log.txt
 [1524241219] Time is on my side
 [1555777220] Yes it is
-[1587399621] A time in ecpoch millis: 1637419929123
-[1618935621] A time in ecpoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
+[1587399621] A time in epoch millis: 1637419929123
+[1618935621] A time in epoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
 ```
 
 Basic usage, piping from `stdin`:
 ```
 $ cat log.txt | tf
 [12:20:19] Time is on my side
 [12:20:20] Yes it is
-[12:20:21] A time in ecpoch millis: 1637419929123
-[12:20:21] A time in ecpoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
+[12:20:21] A time in epoch millis: 1637419929123
+[12:20:21] A time in epoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
 ```
 
 Date conversion:
 ```
 $ tf -d log.txt
 [2018-04-20 12:20:19] Time is on my side
 [2019-04-20 12:20:20] Yes it is
-[2020-04-20 12:20:21] A time in ecpoch millis: 1637419929123
-[2021-04-20 12:20:21] A time in ecpoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
+[2020-04-20 12:20:21] A time in epoch millis: 1637419929123
+[2021-04-20 12:20:21] A time in epoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
 ````
 
 Global match, converting sub-second times:
 ```
 $ tf -gd log.txt
 [2018-04-20 12:20:19] Time is on my side
 [2019-04-20 12:20:20] Yes it is
-[2020-04-20 12:20:21] A time in ecpoch millis: 2021-11-20 09:52:09.123
-[2021-04-20 12:20:21] A time in ecpoch nanos: 2021-11-20 09:52:09.123456789
+[2020-04-20 12:20:21] A time in epoch millis: 2021-11-20 09:52:09.123
+[2021-04-20 12:20:21] A time in epoch nanos: 2021-11-20 09:52:09.123456789
 ```
 ----
 

cmd/tf/main.go

@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ import (
 
 var usageFormat string = `usage:  %s <options> [file1 [file2 [...]]]
 
-Time Formatter
+UNIX Time Formatter (tf)
 
-Scans for epoch times in input and outputs them
+Scans for UNIX epoch times in input and outputs them
 as human readable strings to stdout.
 
 10-digits are interpreted as seconds, 13 as milliseconds,
@@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ as human readable strings to stdout.
 If no filenames or only '-' is passed, stdin is processed.
 
 examples:
-$ echo 1637421447 | tf
-$ tf -g log.txt | head
+  $ echo 1637421447 | tf
+  $ tf -g log.txt | head
 
 The time formatting uses Golang Time.Format layouts:
   https://pkg.go.dev/time#Time.Format
@@ -91,11 +91,11 @@ func main() {
 	var useDate bool
 	var showHelp bool
 
-	pflag.StringVarP(&g_outputFormat, "format", "f", "", fmt.Sprintf("golang Time.Format string (default: '%s')", DEFAULT_FORMAT))
-	pflag.BoolVarP(&g_globalMatch, "global", "g", false, "global match")
+	pflag.StringVarP(&g_outputFormat, "format", "f", "", fmt.Sprintf("output with Golang Time.Format layout (default: '%s')", DEFAULT_FORMAT))
+	pflag.BoolVarP(&g_globalMatch, "global", "g", false, "global match (default: convert only first match in line)")
 	pflag.BoolVarP(&g_blockBuffering, "block", "b", false, "use block buffering (default: line buffering)")
 	pflag.Uint32VarP(&g_blockBufferSize, "block-size", "z", DEFAULT_BLOCK_BUFFER_SIZE, "block buffer size")
-	pflag.BoolVarP(&useDate, "date", "d", false, fmt.Sprintf("default format with date: '%s'", DEFAULT_FORMAT_WITH_DATE))
+	pflag.BoolVarP(&useDate, "date", "d", false, fmt.Sprintf("output with date, same as --format '%s'", DEFAULT_FORMAT_WITH_DATE))
 	pflag.BoolVarP(&showHelp, "help", "h", false, "show help")
 	pflag.Parse()
 

log.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 [1524241219] Time is on my side
 [1555777220] Yes it is
-[1587399621] A time in ecpoch millis: 1637419929123
-[1618935621] A time in ecpoch nanos: 1637419929123456789
+[1587399621] A time in epoch millis: 1637419929123
+[1618935621] A time in epoch nanos: 1637419929123456789