Update CLI flags and repository URLs

README.md

@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@ A Go-based command-line tool to manage SSH tunnels. This tool allows you to:
 ## Installation
 
 ```
-go install github.com/yourusername/sshtunnel/cmd@latest
+go install git.mvl.sh/vleeuwenmenno/sshtunnel/cmd@latest
 ```
 
 Or clone this repository and build it yourself:
 
 ```
-git clone https://github.com/yourusername/sshtunnel.git
+git clone https://git.mvl.sh/vleeuwenmenno/sshtunnel.git
 cd sshtunnel
 go build -o sshtunnel ./cmd
 ```
@@ -34,31 +34,31 @@ This will display all active SSH tunnels with their IDs, local ports, remote end
 ### Starting a new tunnel
 
 ```
-sshtunnel start -local 8080 -remote 80 -host example.com -server user@ssh-server.com
+sshtunnel start -l 8080 -r 80 -H example.com -s user@ssh-server.com
 ```
 
 Options:
-- `-local`: Local port to forward (required)
-- `-remote`: Remote port to forward to (required)
-- `-host`: Remote host to forward to (default: "localhost")
-- `-server`: SSH server address in the format user@host (required)
-- `-identity`: Path to SSH identity file (optional)
+- `-l`: Local port to forward (required)
+- `-r`: Remote port to forward to (required)
+- `-H`: Remote host to forward to (default: "localhost")
+- `-s`: SSH server address in the format user@host (required)
+- `-i`: Path to SSH identity file (optional)
 
 ### Stopping tunnels
 
 Stop a specific tunnel by ID:
 ```
-sshtunnel stop -id 1
+sshtunnel stop -i 1
 ```
 
 Stop all active tunnels:
 ```
-sshtunnel stop -all
+sshtunnel stop --all
 ```
 
 Options:
-- `-id`: ID of the tunnel to stop
-- `-all`: Stop all tunnels
+- `-i`: ID of the tunnel to stop
+- `--all`: Stop all tunnels
 
 ### Viewing traffic statistics
 
@@ -69,12 +69,12 @@ sshtunnel stats --all
 
 View statistics for a specific tunnel:
 ```
-sshtunnel stats --id 1
+sshtunnel stats -i 1
 ```
 
 Monitor tunnel traffic in real-time:
 ```
-sshtunnel stats --id 1 --watch
+sshtunnel stats -i 1 --watch
 ```
 
 Options: