Merge pull request #327 from CohenArthur/update-readme-0.2.0

readme: Update for 0.2.0

Author: CohenArthur

README.md

@@ -23,40 +23,63 @@ Feel free to come and chat about jinko on [matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#jinko-la
 
 ## Programming in jinko
 
-The lib standard is currently inexistant. `0.1.0` serves as a staple release, in
-order to validate the design and the possibilities of the language.
+The standard library is currently very small! It implements basic utilites such as an
+optional type or a string library.
+
+Pull requests aiming at enhancing the stdlib are *very* welcome!
 
 ## Installation
 
-For now, installing jinko requires to use cargo's included package manager:
+### Installing from the release page
+
+- Download a release tarball from the [releases page](https://github.com/CohenArthur/jinko/releases)
+- Extract it somewhere temporarily: `tar xzf jinko-vx.x.x.tar.gz`
+
+You can even use `/tmp/` or any directory that you'll remove later. Every important file
+will be copied to its proper location.
+
+- Run `./install.sh`
+This will create a `.jinko` folder in your home directory, in which the binary and libraries
+will get installed.
 
-`cargo install --git https://github.com/cohenarthur/jinko`
-will net you the latest version from git, using the `master` branch. This branch should
-always be stable.
+### Installing from source
 
-`cargo install jinko` will give you the latest release from `crates.io`. This is equivalent
-to downloading a release from the [release page](https://github.com/cohenarthur/jinko/releases)
+- Simply run `./install.sh`
+This will compile the interpreter in release mode and install it. A `.jinko` folder
+will be created in your home directory, in which the binary and libraries
+will get installed.
 
-Once releases start getting interesting, packages for various distributions and
-systems will be added, as well as a crate on `crates.io`
+Do not forget to add `$HOME/.jinko/bins` to your path! This will enable you to launch
+`jinko` from anywhere.
+
+While `jinko` is not yet available through various distribution package managers, we'd
+love to have this!
+
+## Running
 
 Launch the REPL using `jinko` or run a file using `jinko <file>`!
 
+You can use various command line options. They are available when running `jinko -h`
+
+## Contributing
+
 Feel free to submit any observations, bug reports or questions as an [issue](https://github.com/cohenarthur/jinko/issues)
 
+Checkout [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)if you'd like to write some code!
+
+The code is organized according to the structure defined in [ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md).
+
+I am open to mentoring requests and would love to assist you in getting started on the
+language.
+
 ## Testing
 
 To test jinko, simply run `cargo test && ./tests/func_tests.sh`. Note that in
 order to run functional tests, you need to have [ft installed](https://github.com/CohenArthur/ft#installation)
 
-## Contributing
-
-Checkout [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)!
-
 ## Requirements
 
 * [ ] If a function does not return `void`, its return value should always be used.
-* [ ] You can wrap unsound code in `audit` blocks, to make it easier to review.
 * [x] Variables are immutable by default.
 * [ ] Tests should be an integral part of the language
     * [ ] This includes unit testing
@@ -65,13 +88,15 @@ Checkout [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)!
 
 Check out jinko's [syntax](SYNTAX.md)!
 
-For more information about how jinko is made, checkout its [design](DESIGN.md).
+For more information about how jinko is made, check out its [design](DESIGN.md).
 
 ## Thanks to
 
 - [Skallwar](https://github.com/skallwar)
 - [SanderJSA](https://github.com/sanderjsa)
+- [n1tram1](https://github.com/n1tram1)
 - [jh2k2](https://github.com/jh2k2)
+- [IFcoltransG](https://github.com/ifcoltransg)
 
 ## License