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From: RGBCube <78925721+RGBCube@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2022 15:45:28 +0300
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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-# ClutterDB
+# 🈷️ ClutterDB
 Extremely simple JSON database which behaves like a dict.
 
 This was made for ClutterBot (still in development).
-# Usage
+# 📥 Usage
 Clone [this](https://github.com/Clutter-Cluster/ClutterDB/blob/main/db.py) file into your project folder.
 
 Add `from db import CluttterDB` to the top of your project.
-# Docs
+# 📄 Docs
 ## `db.set(key: str, value, *, pathmagic="")`
 Sets the key to the value in the JSON.
-if the `pathmagic` is given, it will spit it by the `+`'s and make dicts(or use existing ones) until it finishes, then it will set the value to the key in the last dict.
+
+if the `pathmagic` kwarg is given, it will spit it by the `+`'s and make dicts(or use existing ones) until it finishes, then it will set the value to the key in the last dict.
 ## `db.get(key: str, *, default=None)`
 Returns the value of the key in the json, if the key isn't set in the json, it returns the default kwarg.
 ## `db.all()`
@@ -22,8 +23,10 @@ Note that this will not do anything if the key isn't set in the JSON.
 Deletes everything in the JSON.
 
 Use with caution.
-# Examples
+# 📘 Examples
+> Assume that the `db.json` file is empty
 ## `db.set()`
+### Normal usage
 Code
 ```python
 from db import ClutterDB
@@ -40,8 +43,25 @@ Output
 ```
 {'test': 123}
 ```
+### Using with `pathmagic` kwarg
+Code
+```python
+from db import ClutterDB
+
+db = ClutterDB("db.json")
+
+db.set("test", 123, pathmagic="first+second+third")
+
+data = db.all()
+
+print(data)
+```
+Output
+```
+{'first': {'second': {'third': {'test': 123}}}}
+```
 ## `db.get()`
-#### Normal usage
+### Normal usage
 Code
 ```python
 from db import ClutterDB
@@ -58,7 +78,7 @@ Output
 ```
 123
 ```
-#### Using without `default` kwarg
+### Using without `default` kwarg
 Code
 ```python
 from db import ClutterDB
@@ -73,7 +93,7 @@ Output
 ```
 None
 ```
-#### Using with `default` kwarg
+### Using with `default` kwarg
 Code
 ```python
 from db import ClutterDB