Short description (one line) about what this project stands for.

Short project's overview (one paragraph) explaining what this project stands for. Using this boilerplate, three lines is a good length for briefly explaining this project's purpose while respecting the base layout. 👽

Installing

[?] So, how users can get this project up and running on their machines?

# Describe it in a nice way. Code samples with installation basics works great
$ npm install --global ghdocs
$ ghdocs

Getting Started

[?] What does this project stands for?

Usage

[?] Tell contributors how to use it.

Contributing

[?] Write some Contributing guidelines or a Contributors list (or both!). Like:

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.

or if you like it simple:

1. Fork this repository
2. Create a branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Push your commits to the branch
5. Submit a pull request

You can find more information about Pull Requests here

Check also the list of contributors who helped on this project.

Changelog 📝

[?] Write here a link for your CHANGELOG file. It's also commonly called HISTORY.

Acknowledgments 👍

[?] Reference someone's code you used, insert an external link or thank people, i.e.:

• Shields.io. Definitely a must-have.
• Travis-CI. Another must-have. Test and Deploy with Confidence.

To-Do 👨

[?] If your project is still in an early release, a to-do list is a good thing to keep track:

• [x] Include something
• [ ] Another something
• [ ] So on...

License

[?] Include a refence for the license you choosed. For this project my take was the Public License. More licenses here.

To the extent possible under law, YOUR_NAME_HERE has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.