Merge pull request #1 from databill/multiple-view

Support multiple views defined in ony file

README.md

@@ -3,26 +3,31 @@
 jenkins-view-builder
 ====================
 
-jenkins-view-builder is a command line tool for managing jenkins views with yaml files and back your views with SCM.
+jenkins-view-builder is a command line tool for managing jenkins views with yaml files and back
+your views with SCM.
 
 Installation
 ---
 
-Install jenkins-view-builder at a system level or in an isolated virtualenv by running the following command:
+Install jenkins-view-builder at a system level or in an isolated virtualenv by running the
+following command:
 
         pip install jenkins-view-builder
 
 Usage
 ---
 
-There are several types of views in jenkins
+There are several types of views in jenkins:
 * Build Pipeline View
 * Nested View
 * Dashboard
 * List View
 * Radiator
 
-jenkins-view-builder as of now supports **List View**, **Build Pipeline View** and **Nested View** with support for other views coming soon. Examples of yaml files are in the `tests/fixtures` folder. Views are specified as yaml files and given to the jenkins-view-builder to upload to jenkins. Say, you have the following **List View** view in a yaml file
+jenkins-view-builder as of now supports **List View**, **Build Pipeline View** and **Nested View**
+with support for other views coming soon. Examples of yaml files are in the `tests/fixtures`
+folder. Views are specified as yaml files and given to the jenkins-view-builder to upload to
+jenkins. Say, you have the following **List View** view in a yaml file
 
         - view:
             type: list
@@ -36,8 +41,16 @@ jenkins-view-builder as of now supports **List View**, **Build Pipeline View** a
              - status
              - weather
             recurse: False
+		- view:
+			type: list
+			name: second
+			description: Second ply jobs
+			columns:
+				- status
+			recurse: False
 
-jenkins-view-builder can create this view in jenkins. jenkins-view-builder needs a jenkins config file which tells it how to connect to jenkins. The config file looks like this
+jenkins-view-builder can create this view in jenkins. jenkins-view-builder needs a jenkins config
+file which tells it how to connect to jenkins. The config file looks like this
 
         [jenkins]
         user=user
@@ -48,11 +61,14 @@ Once that is ready, we are all set to create the view in jenkins using the follo
 
         jenkins-view-builder update --conf path-to-jenkins-config-file path-to-view-yaml-file
         
-There should be feedback on stdout on what the tool is doing. update command is capable of determining if the view already exists and if it does then it just updates it. 
+There should be feedback on stdout on what the tool is doing. update command is capable of
+determining if the view already exists and if it does then it just updates it. 
 
-It is also possible to test the view to make sure that jenkins-view-builder is creating the correct xml that it would post to jenkins. This can be done using the following command
+It is also possible to test the view to make sure that jenkins-view-builder is creating the correct
+xml that it would post to jenkins. This can be done using the following command
 
         jenkins-view-builder test path-to-view-yaml-file
 
-Running this command will spit out the generated xml in the `out` folder of the current working directory. If the output looks good, the `update` command can be used to upload the view.
+Running this command will spit out the generated xml in the `out` folder of the current working
+directory. If the output looks good, the `update` command can be used to upload the view.