Updated usage

README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ It's written in BASH scripting language and only needs **cURL**.
 * **Portable:** It's written in BASH scripting and only needs *cURL* (curl is a tool to transfer data from or to a server, available for all operating systems and installed by default in many linux distributions).
 * **Secure:** It's not required to provide your username/password to this script, because it uses the official Dropbox API for the authentication process. 
 
-Please refer to the [Wiki](https://github.com/andreafabrizi/Dropbox-Uploader/wiki) for tips and additional information about this project. The Wiki is also the place where you can share your scripts and examples related to Dropbox Uploader.
+Please refer to the <Wiki>(https://github.com/andreafabrizi/Dropbox-Uploader/wiki) for tips and additional information about this project. The Wiki is also the place where you can share your scripts and examples related to Dropbox Uploader.
 
 ## Getting started
 
@@ -37,41 +37,42 @@ Then give the execution permission to the script and run it:
 The syntax is quite simple:
 
 ```
-./dropbox_uploader.sh COMMAND [PARAMETERS]...
+./dropbox_uploader.sh COMMAND <PARAMETERS>...
 
-[%%]: Required param 
-<%%>: Optional param
+&lt;%%&gt;: Optional param
+<%%>: Required param
 ```
 
 **Available commands:**
 
-* **upload** [LOCAL_FILE/DIR] &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt;  
+* **upload** &lt;LOCAL_FILE/DIR ...&gt; &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt;  
 Upload a local file or directory to a remote Dropbox folder.  
 If the file is bigger than 150Mb the file is uploaded using small chunks (default 4Mb); 
 in this case a . (dot) is printed for every chunk successfully uploaded and a * (star) if an error 
 occurs (the upload is retried for a maximum of three times).
 Only if the file is smaller than 150Mb, the standard upload API is used, and if the -p option is used
-the default curl progress bar is displayed during the upload process.
+the default curl progress bar is displayed during the upload process.  
+The local file/dir parameter supports wildcards expansion.
 
-* **download** [REMOTE_FILE/DIR] &lt;LOCAL_FILE/DIR&gt;  
+* **download** &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt; [LOCAL_FILE/DIR]  
 Download file or directory from Dropbox to a local folder
 
-* **delete** [REMOTE_FILE/DIR]  
+* **delete** &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt;  
 Remove a remote file or directory from Dropbox
 
-* **move** [REMOTE_FILE/DIR] [REMOTE_FILE/DIR]  
+* **move** &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt; &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt;  
 Move o rename a remote file or directory
 
-* **copy** [REMOTE_FILE/DIR] [REMOTE_FILE/DIR]  
+* **copy** &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt; &lt;REMOTE_FILE/DIR&gt;  
 Copy a remote file or directory
 
-* **mkdir** [REMOTE_DIR]  
+* **mkdir** &lt;REMOTE_DIR&gt;  
 Create a remote directory on DropBox
 
-* **list** &lt;REMOTE_DIR&gt;  
+* **list** [REMOTE_DIR]  
 List the contents of the remote Dropbox folder
 
-* **share** [REMOTE_FILE]  
+* **share** &lt;REMOTE_FILE&gt;  
 Get a public share link for the specified file or directory
 
 * **info**  
@@ -82,7 +83,7 @@ Unlink the script from your Dropbox account
 
 
 **Optional parameters:**  
-* **-f [FILENAME]**  
+* **-f &lt;FILENAME&gt;**  
 Load the configuration file from a specific file
 
 * **-s**  
@@ -182,12 +183,12 @@ Andrea Fabrizi - [email protected]
 Type help for the list of the available commands.
 
 andrea@DropBox:/$ ls
- [D] Camera Uploads
- [D] Public
- [D] scripts
- [D] ServerBackup
+ &lt;D&gt; Camera Uploads
+ &lt;D&gt; Public
+ &lt;D&gt; scripts
+ &lt;D&gt; ServerBackup
 andrea@DropBox:/$ cd ServerBackup
 andrea@DropBox:/ServerBackup$ ls
- [F] backup.zip
+ &lt;F&gt; backup.zip
 andrea@DropBox:/ServerBackup$ get backup.zip
 ```

dropbox_uploader.sh

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ function usage
     echo -e "Usage: $0 COMMAND [PARAMETERS]..."
     echo -e "\nCommands:"
 
-    echo -e "\t upload   <LOCAL_FILE/DIR>  <REMOTE_FILE/DIR>"
+    echo -e "\t upload   <LOCAL_FILE/DIR ...>  <REMOTE_FILE/DIR>"
     echo -e "\t download <REMOTE_FILE/DIR> [LOCAL_FILE/DIR]"
     echo -e "\t delete   <REMOTE_FILE/DIR>"
     echo -e "\t move     <REMOTE_FILE/DIR> <REMOTE_FILE/DIR>"