Adding screenshots and adjusting readme

README.md

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+<div align="center"> 
+
 # Apprunner
-- The premise is simple, add stuff to the yml file. This *stuff* is commands, the location to run the command from (if not standalone) and the name.
-- Run the code, and you will get N number of Tmux windows, with the name field from the yaml alloted to it, running the command you passed in.
+<img src="/assets/apprunner.jpg" width="450" height="500">
+</div>
+
+The premise is simple, add stuff to the yml file. This *stuff* is commands, the location to run the command from (if not standalone) and the name.
+Run the code, and you will get N number of Tmux windows, with the name field from the yaml alloted to it, running the command you passed in.
 
 # Prerequisites:
-- You DO need Tmux for this: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki
-- Fill out the yaml
-- $$$ run stuff
+1. You DO need Tmux for this: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki
+2. Fill out the yaml
+example:
+```
+apps:
+  - name: test1
+    command: ping google.com
+    stand: true
+    location: ./var/thing
+  - name: test2
+    command: ls -la
+    stand: false 
+    location: /var/log
+```
+3. $$$ run stuff
+4. Terminal with commands will appear:
+![Screenshot](/assets/screenshot1.png)
+![Screenshot](/assets/screenshot2.png)
 
 # How it works:
 - This program executes tmux hooks to spawn a session, then add N number of windows to the session passing the keys to the given window. I.e. command -> window -> execute.
@@ -14,4 +34,3 @@ Example from the CLI:
 tmux new-session -s test_sesh \; rename-window -t test_sesh:0 inner_window \; send-keys -t test_sesh:inner_window 'echo "hi" |base64' enter
 ```
 This will spawn a new tmux session, create & rename the window, and run the command echoing hi to base64 encode.
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