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README.md

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 This Laravel package helps you with deploying updates to your application.
 
 ## Installation
-> composer require mrcrankhank/laravel-update
+```
+composer require mrcrankhank/laravel-update
+```
 
 If you run Laravel <= 5.4, add the service provider to the 'providers' array in config/app.php:
-> MrCrankHank\LaravelUpdate\UpdateServiceProvider
+```
+MrCrankHank\LaravelUpdate\UpdateServiceProvider
+```
 
 Publish config file
-> php artisan vendor:publish
+```
+php artisan vendor:publish
+```
 
-Configure your 'ignore_dirs' and 'ignore_files' in config/update.php.
+Configure your 'ignore_dirs' and 'ignore_files' in `config/update.php`.
 
 ## Usage
-When you are done building your update package for your application, you can call "php artisan update:generate-json-file". 
-This will generate a json file containing all paths to the files which are part of your app. When you copy your app over 
-your productive installation, you call php artisan update:run. This generates a second json file with all current files and
-compares it with the one created in your deployment process. You will get a list of all files which are currently there,
-but are not part of the update you just deployed (of course you can ignore specific directories). You will then be able to
-delete the files which are not part of your installation. This prevents any deleted files from libraries lying around in 
-your installation.
-The Update command also migrates the database, clears the cache and puts your app into maintenance mode while updating.
-The exact commands are:
-<pre>
-> php artisan down
-> php artisan migrate --force
-> php artisan clear-compiled
-> php artisan view:clear
-> php artisan cache:clear
-> php artisan config:cache
-> php artisan up
-</pre>
+1. Build your application
+2. Call `php artisan update:generate-json-file`, this will generate a json file containing all paths to the files which are part of your current app.
+3. Copy your new build over the current deployed application.
+4. Call `php artisan update:run`, this generates a second json file with all current files and compares it with the one
+   created in your deployment process. You will get a list of all files which are currently there,
+   but are not part of the update you just deployed (of course you can ignore specific directories). You will then be able to
+   delete the files which are not part of your installation. This prevents any deleted files from libraries lying around in 
+   your installation.
+
+> The Update command also migrates the database, clears the cache and puts your app into maintenance mode while updating.
+
+The exact commands are (in this order):
+
+```
+php artisan down
+php artisan migrate --force
+php artisan clear-compiled
+php artisan view:clear
+php artisan cache:clear
+php artisan config:cache
+php artisan up
+```
 
 ##### Deployment process
-> php artisan update:generate-json-file
+```
+php artisan update:generate-json-file
+```
 
 ##### Update
 Extract your update over the productive installation
-> php artisan update:run
+```
+php artisan update:run
+```
 
 ## Compatibility
 This package was developed in Laravel 5.5, but should work in older versions as well.