- [*] update README, move cli auto-gen to wiki

Author: suntong

README.e.md

@@ -61,6 +61,11 @@ curl -H "Content-Type:application/json" https://gitlab.com/api/v3/projects?priva
 
 ## Data type def
 
+<details>
+<summary>
+Data type def
+</summary>
+
 ```sh
 $ jsonfiddle j2s -f yaml -i wireframe_full.yaml --name WireframeT | sed '/Wireframe\b/d; s/ `yaml:.*$//' | gofmt | tee WireframeT.go
 package main
@@ -86,106 +91,16 @@ Wireframe:
   License: MIT
 ```
 
+</details>
+
 The `jsonfiddle` is the JSON Fiddling tool that makes it easy to look at the JSON data from different aspects, which is [available here](https://github.com/go-jsonfile/jsonfiddle).
 
 ## Command line flag handling code auto-generation
 
 Refer to
 
-- [Command line flag handling code auto-generation](https://github.com/go-easygen/easygen#command-line-flag-handling-code-auto-generation), especially,
-- the [cli based command line flag handling code auto-generation](https://github.com/go-easygen/easygen#cli-based).
-- for the four different `UsageStyles` that can be used to control the `usage()` output, check out the [UsageStyle of package cli](https://github.com/go-easygen/wireframe/wiki/UsageStyle-of-package-cli) wiki.
-
-### Auto-generated Command line flag handling showcase using wireframe
-
-First of all, this is what auto-generated help looks like:
-
-#### $ {{exec "wireframe" | color "sh"}}
-
-This gives full help at root level.
-
-There are also two sub-commands, which are:
-
-#### $ {{shell "wireframe put" | color "sh"}}
-
-The above gives sub-command `put` level help, and the next is for `get`:
-
-#### $ {{shell "wireframe get" | color "sh"}}
-
-The above gives sub-command `get` level help.
-
-Before we see how it runs, let's take a look at how to define and get all the above. Here is the single source of CLI definition for all above:
-
-<a name="cli.yaml"/>
-
-#### {{cat "wireframe_cli.yaml" | color "yaml"}}
-
-
-The above `yaml` definition is all it takes to get a wire-framed Go code to start with.
-
-We don't need to jump into the generate code itself now, just take a look what we will get out of the box first:
-
-#### $ wireframe put -i /tmp/f
-
-
-```sh
-$ touch /tmp/f; wireframe put -i /tmp/f
-[put]:
-  &{Helper:{Help:false} Self:0xc420010240 Host:127.0.0.1 Port:8080 Daemonize:false Verbose:{value:0}}
-  &{Filei:0xc4200d86c0}
-  []
-wireframe v 0.1.0. Upload into service
-Copyright (C) 2018, Myself <me@mine.org>
-```
-
-This shows getting everything from the self-config file.
-Note the value of `Host`, it is read from the `wireframe_cfg.json` self-config file.
-
-#### $ HOST=10.0.0.1 wireframe put -i /tmp/f
-```sh
-[put]:
-  &{Helper:{Help:false} Self:0xc42008c1c0 Host:10.0.0.1 Port:8080 Daemonize:false Verbose:{value:0}}
-  &{Filei:0xc4200f2660}
-  []
-wireframe v 0.1.0. Upload into service
-Copyright (C) 2018, Myself <me@mine.org>
-```
-
-This shows overriding settings from the self-config file using the environment variables. Note the value of `Host` now is taken from the environment variable, instead from the `wireframe_cfg.json` self-config file.
-
-#### $ HOST=10.0.0.1 wireframe put -i /tmp/f -H 168.0.0.1
-```sh
-[put]:
-  &{Helper:{Help:false} Self:0xc4200901c0 Host:168.0.0.1 Port:8080 Daemonize:false Verbose:{value:0}}
-  &{Filei:0xc4200f6680}
-  []
-wireframe v 0.1.0. Upload into service
-Copyright (C) 2018, Myself <me@mine.org>
-```
-
-This shows overriding settings on the command line. Note the value of `Host` now is taken from the command line. So the priority of setting the `Host` value is, from higher priority to lower:
-
-- command line
-- environment variable
-- self-config file
-
-Three different levels.
-
-#### $ wireframe get -o /tmp/f some more args
-
-```sh
-$ HOST=10.0.0.1 wireframe get -o /tmp/f some more args
-[get]:
-  &{Helper:{Help:false} Self:0xc420090180 Host:10.0.0.1 Port:8080 Daemonize:false Verbose:{value:0}}
-  &{Fileo:0xc4200f8680}
-  [some more args]
-wireframe v 0.1.0. Get from the service
-Copyright (C) 2018, Myself <me@mine.org>
-```
-
-This just shows how to make use of the extra arguments passed from the command line. Note the setting is a bit different between `put` and `get` regarding what is mandatory on the command line. I.e., for `get`, there much be some extra command line arguments.
+[Command line flag handling code auto-generation](https://github.com/go-easygen/wireframe/wiki/Command-line-flag-handling-code-auto-generation#auto-gen)
 
-Basically, the above functionalities are what we can get out of the box from the above [single source of CLI definition file](#cli.yaml) automatically, without a single line of customization code.
 
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