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Clean up README and add update command 

Signed-off-by: jolheiser <john.olheiser@gmail.com>
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jolheiser 2021-02-27 22:40:27 -06:00
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@ -17,21 +17,19 @@ Using either a GPM server or local config, I can instead `gpm get cli` which fin
* `remove` - Remove a local package
* `list` - List local packages
* `config` - Change local configuration
* `export` - Export local packages to JSON
* `import` - Import JSON to local packages. Either give a path to a `.json` file, or a URL to a GPM server
* e.g. `https://gpm.jolheiser.com`
* `get` - Get a list of packages
* e.g. `gpm get beaver survey toml homedir cli chi` to get all the modules needed for gpm itself (assuming the map resolves to the same packages)
* e.g. `gpm get beaver survey bbolt cli chi` to get all the modules needed for gpm itself (assuming the map resolves to the same packages)
* `server` - Start a gpm server
### Server
If GPM doesn't find a package locally, it can call out to a configurable gpm server to find a package there instead.
gpm will call out to a gpm server to find a package.
This makes it much simpler to have a central library of packages rather than exporting and importing between environments.
Want to run your own server? It's very easy! This CLI comes packaged with the server inside, simply run `gpm server` to start up a GPM server.
Put it behind your favorite reverse proxy and it's ready to go!
Remember to set a `--token`!
Put it behind your favorite reverse proxy, and it's ready to go!
## License

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@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ func New() *cli.App {
&Remove,
&Search,
&Server,
&Update,
}
app.Flags = []cli.Flag{
&cli.StringFlag{