narrative doc updates for installation

narrative_docs/src/basics.md

@@ -34,20 +34,14 @@ To ensure point number 1, SchnauzerUI smart swaps elements for given commands. L
 ## Error Handling
 UI tests can be brittle. Sometimes you simply want to write a long
 test flow (even when testing gurus tell you not too) without it bailing at the first slow page load. For this, SchnauzerUI
-provides the `catch-error:` command for gracefully recovering from errors and resuming test runs. We can improve the
-previous test example like so
+provides the `catch-error:` command for gracefully recovering from errors and resuming test runs:
 ```SchnauzerUI
-# Type in username (located by labels)
-locate "Username" and type "[email protected]"
-
-# Type in password (located by placeholder)
-locate "Password" and type "Password123!"
-
-# Click the submit button (located by element text)
-locate "Submit" and click
+...
 
 # This page is quite slow to load, so we'll try again if something goes wrong
 catch-error: screenshot and refresh and try-again
+
+...
 ................
 ```
 Here, the `catch-error:` command gives us the chance to reset the page by refreshing

narrative_docs/src/installation.md

@@ -1,24 +1,14 @@
 # Installation
 
-**** *Heads up, these instructions are a bit technical. If you don't feel confident installing
-this on your own, check out the youtube installation tutorial: todo create youtube install tutorial* ****
-
-Note: SchnauzerUI executes against running chromedriver and geckodriver processes, but handles downloading,
-running and stopping them itself. You should be able to do everything with just SchnauzerUI and the browser
-you want to test in. Just make sure to have ports 4444 and 9515 open. If you don't know what that means,
-then you're probably good to go.
-
 To install SchnauzerUI, check [github](https://github.com/bcpeinhardt/schnauzerUI) for a 
-download link for your operating system. Be sure to save it somewhere in your PATH.
+download link for your operating system. Be sure to add it to your PATH.
 Alternatively, if you have the rust toolchain installed, you can build it from source by running
-`cargo install https://github.com/bcpeinhardt/schnauzerUI`
-Also, go ahead and add `$HOME/.webdrivers` to your path as well. This is where chromedriver
-and geckodriver will be downloaded to.
+`cargo install --git https://github.com/bcpeinhardt/schnauzerUI`
 
-Hopefully, a browser opened up on your computer. In the terminal, you will be prompted for a name for your script.
-Once you've done that, you'll be prompted for a command. Try `url "https://youtube.com"`.
-The browser should navigate to youtube, and once the page has loaded, the terminal will ask whether you want to save
-the step. Just hit enter to auto save and keep going. 
+To verify proper installation, try running `sui -i` from a terminal. 
+Hopefully, a chrome browser opened up on your computer. In the terminal, follow the prompts
+until you're asked for a command. Try `url "https://youtube.com"`, and the open chrome browser
+should navigate to youtube. Hit enter to save the command after it executes.
 
 Congrats! You're all set up. To quit, type `exit` in the terminal and hit enter. It should close the browser for you,
 but not before asking if you want to save your script. Type "N" to discard the script.

narrative_docs/src/introduction.md

@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ locate "Search" and type "cats" and press "Enter"
 ```
 
 This is the only code necessary to write in order to run the test in a live
-browser and generate a test report. You can place this code in a file called `yt.sui`
-and run the test with `sui -f ./yt.sui`. It will launch chrome, perform 
+browser and generate a test report. You can place this code in a file called `myTest.sui`
+and run the test with `sui -f ./myTest.sui`. It will launch chrome, perform 
 the search, and produce an html test report as well as json output. 
 
 This works