Readme formatting

README.md

@@ -6,17 +6,18 @@ This tool will read JSON strings from a Postgres Database or local folder* and m
 
 ### Quick Start
 
-1. Make local clone of this repository: `git clone git@gitlab.vgiscience.de:lbsn/lbsn-twitter-json-mapping.git`
+1. Create a local clone of this repository: `git clone git@gitlab.vgiscience.de:lbsn/lbsn-twitter-json-mapping.git`
 2. Download current version of Python compiled ProtoBuf folder "[lbsnstructure](https://gitlab.vgiscience.de/lbsn/concept/tree/master/examples/python)" and place in your local copy root folder
-3. Edit `/config/config.py` or optionally provide the following command line args:
-    * pO # passwordOutput (this is the password for the PostGres database where output will be send to; if 0, user will be asked)  
-    * uO # usernameOutput (this is the username for the PostGres database where output will be send to; example: "someuser")  
-    * aO # serveradressOutput (the IP Adress of the PostGres database where output will be send to, example: 111.79.10.12)  
-    * nO # dbnameOutput (the database name of the PostGres database where output will be send to, example: "lbsn_test")  
-    * pI # passwordInput (same as above, just where the data is coming from)  
-    * uI # usernameInput  
-    * aI # serveradressInput  
-    * nI # dbnameInput  
-    * t # transferlimit (stop script after x records, example: 50)  
-    * tR # transferReactions (choose whether to process original posts only [`0`] or also include reactions to these posts such as retweets [`1`])  
-    * tG # transferNotGeotagged (choose whether to limit processing to geotagged posts only [`0`] or also include non-geotagged posts [`1`])  
+3. Edit `/config/config.py`, or optionally provide the following command line args:
+
+    -pO # passwordOutput (this is the password for the PostGres database where output will be send to; if 0, user will be asked)  
+    -uO # usernameOutput (this is the username for the PostGres database where output will be send to; example: "someuser")  
+    -aO # serveradressOutput (the IP Adress of the PostGres database where output will be send to, example: 111.79.10.12)  
+    -nO # dbnameOutput (the database name of the PostGres database where output will be send to, example: "lbsn_test")  
+    -pI # passwordInput (same as above, just where the data is coming from)  
+    -uI # usernameInput  
+    -aI # serveradressInput  
+    -nI # dbnameInput  
+    -t # transferlimit (stop script after x records, example: 50)  
+    -tR # transferReactions (choose whether to process original posts only [`0`] or also include reactions to these posts such as retweets [`1`])  
+    -tG # transferNotGeotagged (choose whether to limit processing to geotagged posts only [`0`] or also include non-geotagged posts [`1`])  

transferData.py

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ def parseJsonRecord(JsonRecord,origin):
     postGeoaccuracy = None
 
     if not post_guid:
-        print("No PostGuid")
+        sys.exit("No PostGuid")
 
     #Some preprocessing for all types:
     post_coordinates = jsonString.get('coordinates')