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Fix typos in README.md
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matejak committed Oct 2, 2020
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* But they don't since arguments support is a daunting task, because ...
* `getopt` is discouraged, `getopts` doesn't support long options, there is no widely-accepted `Bash` module to do the task and some solutions don't work on all platforms (Linux, OSX, MSW)...

Give a `Argbash` a try and stop being terrorized by those pesky arguments! With Argbash, you will get:
Give `Argbash` a try and stop being terrorized by those pesky arguments! With Argbash, you will get:

* Fast, minimalistic declaration of arguments your script expects (see below for supported argument types).
* Scripts generated from definitions once that can be used on all platforms that have `bash`.
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Following argument types are supported:

- Positional arguments (defaults supported, possibiliy of fixed, variable or infinite number of arguments),
- Positional arguments (defaults supported, possibility of fixed, variable or infinite number of arguments),
- optional arguments that take one value,
- boolean optional arguments,
- repeated (i.e. non-overwriting) optional arguments,
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* But they don't since arguments support is a daunting task, because ...
* `getopt` is discouraged, `getopts` doesn't support long options, there is no widely-accepted `Bash` module to do the task and some solutions don't work on all platforms (Linux, OSX, MSW)...

Give a `Argbash` a try and stop being terrorized by those pesky arguments! With Argbash, you will get:
Give `Argbash` a try and stop being terrorized by those pesky arguments! With Argbash, you will get:


What it is
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