Updated readme with example and repo badges

README.md

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 <h1 align="center">Git Out Of Hours</h1>
 
+> View commit information on out of hours commits on a repo
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-View commit information on out of hours commits on a repo
+
 
 
 ## Install 
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 ## Usage
 After you've installed `gitoutofhours` globally you will be able to run it as a CLI application using the command line. 
 ```
-$ gitoutofhours [daysInPast] [author](optional)
+$ gitoutofhours [daysInPast] [author](optional, in quotes)
 ```
 
 
 Basic usage to establish how many commits were out of hours in the past week
 ```
 $ gitoutofhours 7
 ```
+<img src="media/example-usage.png" alt="Command prompt output showing git commits in a table" />
 
 ## Purpose
 This tool can help gather information about repos where teh author commited work out of common office hours (between 5:30pm to 8:30am).