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 # app-notarizer
-===============
 Notarizes OSX apps built outside of Xcode, and optionally packages them into .dmgs for easy distribution.
 
 ## About
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 #### Credentials
 app-notarizer needs to be given credentials to your Apple developer account the first time you run it. It stores them in `~/.app-notarizer.conf` so you don't have to keep looking them up. You need to provide these options:
+
 - Developer ID certificate (--cert)
+
 This is what the build is code signed against. Make sure you have a "Developer ID Certificate" on your developer account, and install it to your mac. You need its full name, which can be found in Keychain Access under certificates, eg: "Developer ID Application: YourName (xxxxxxxxx)"
 
 - Password (--pwd)
+
 You need to generate an app specific password for the tool to get access to your developer account. Create at https://appleid.apple.com under 'Security'. 
 
 - Username (--username)
+
 Your Apple ID
 
 - Provider shortname (--provider)
+
 This is generally your apple team id, but if that doesn't work, you'll need your 'Provider Short Name', which can be found by running
 ```sh
 xcrun iTMSTransporter -m provider -u YourAppleIDUsername -p apps-peci-ficp-word
@@ -42,27 +46,39 @@ xcrun iTMSTransporter -m provider -u YourAppleIDUsername -p apps-peci-ficp-word
 
 #### Notarization Options
 - Entitlements (--entitlements)
-By default, the tool uses a bare bones entitlements file to support a minimal Unity3d Mono build (with entitlements `disable-library-validation`, and `disable-executable-page-protection`). If you need more (or less), you can provide a path to your own entitlements file, in the standard format https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/entitlements
+  By default, the tool uses a bare bones entitlements file to support a minimal Unity3d Mono build (with entitlements `disable-library-validation`, and `disable-executable-page-protection`). If you need more (or less), you can provide a path to your own entitlements file, in the standard format https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/entitlements
 
 - Replacement Mono library (--replace-mono-lib)
-This is a hack to allow notarization of older Unity mono builds, which include a mono library that is built against a too-old version of OSX. This lets you provide a path to a replacement, working, mono framework. If you aren't making a unity 5.x app, you don't need to worry about this. If you are, read this: https://asmaloney.com/2020/03/howto/notarizing-older-unity-games-on-macos/
+  This is a hack to allow notarization of older Unity mono builds, which include a mono library that is built against a too-old version of OSX. This lets you provide a path to a replacement, working, mono framework. If you aren't making a unity 5.x app, you don't need to worry about this. If you are, read this: https://asmaloney.com/2020/03/howto/notarizing-older-unity-games-on-macos/
 
 #### DMG options
 If you plan to distribute your app as a DMG, it must also be notarized. Add the (--make-dmg) flag to make a basic "Drag to applications folder" DMG, with the following options:
 - DMG name (--dmg-name)
-The name of the output dmg file (without .dmg). Defaults to the same as the .app if not provided
+  The name of the output dmg file (without .dmg). Defaults to the same as the .app if not provided
 
 - Window size (--window)
-The width and height of the dmg window when mounted
+  The width and height of the dmg window when mounted
 
 - Background (--background)
-Path to an image to show as the background to the mounted dmg in finder. Defaults to a rather handsome arrow
+  Path to an image to show as the background to the mounted dmg in finder. Defaults to a rather handsome arrow
 
 - App icon position (--icon-position)
-X and Y position of the .app's icon in the DMG. Defaults to the left hand side of the handsome arrow
+  X and Y position of the .app's icon in the DMG. Defaults to the left hand side of the handsome arrow
 
 - Application shortcut position (--app-drop-link)
-X and Y position of the shortcut to the /Applications folder in the dmg. Defaults to the, oh yes, the right side of the handsome arrow
+  X and Y position of the shortcut to the /Applications folder in the dmg. Defaults to the, oh yes, the right side of the handsome arrow
+
+## Example
+```sh
+app-notarizer --cert "Developer ID Application: My Name (CODECODE)" \
+    --username "bill@billgates.biz" \
+    --pwd "1234-abcd-5678-efgh" \
+    --provider BillGates12345678 \
+    --entitlements "~/MyApp/MyFancyEntitlements.entitlements" \
+    --background "VeryGoodBackground.png" \
+    --dmg-name "MyApp" \
+    "~/MyApp/ThisFolderContainsAllMyAppFiles"
+```
 
 ## Options
 ```sh