Added readme, removed debug statement

README.md

@@ -21,8 +21,32 @@ You will also need to create an app account on https://dev.twitter.com/apps to g
 Following these steps and a successful app creation, you will recieve 3 tokens for your app, namely `API_KEY`, `API_KEY_SECRET` and `BEARER_TOKEN`. 
 ### Usage
 
-1. Edit the `API_Tokens.py` file and add these tokens you recieved in the previous step and save.
-2. Run the script (`python twitter_image_downloader.py`).
-3. Enter the user's twitter handle `(@twitter_handle)` you want to download images from, followed by max. number of tweets you want to search for.
-4. The images are downloaded inside a folder named `twitter_images`, in the folder named `<user_handle>`.
-
+* Edit the `API_Tokens.py` file and add these tokens you recieved in the previous step and save.
+
+#### Using CLI
+* Run using `twitter_image_downloader.py [-h] [-H HANDLE] [-n [MAX_TWEETS]] [-t [{images,videos,gifs,all} ...]]`
+
+Examples:
+```
+python twitter_image_downloader.py --handle arsenal 
+python twitter_image_downloader.py --handle arsenal --max-tweets 10 --type images,gifs
+```
+#### Using Interactive UI
+1. Run the script (`python twitter_image_downloader.py`).
+2. Enter the user's twitter handle `(@<twitter_handle>)` you want to download images from, followed by max. number of tweets you want to search for.
+3. The images are downloaded inside a folder named `twitter_images`, in the folder named `<user_handle>`.
+
+Example:
+```
+$ python twitter_image_downloader.py 
+
+Twitter Image Downloader:
+========================
+
+Enter the twitter handle of the Account to download media from:  arsenal
+Enter Max. number of tweets to search (default: 1000): 10
+Enter type of media (images/gifs/videos/all) (default: images) gifs images
+
+Fetching tweets.....
+...
+```

twitter_image_downloader.py

@@ -47,7 +47,6 @@ def main():
         max_tweets = args.max_tweets or 100
         media_formats = args.type or ["images"]
 
-    print (handle, max_tweets, media_formats)
     all_tweets = getTweetsFromUser(api, handle, max_tweets)
     media_URLs = getTweetMediaURL(all_tweets, media_formats)
 
@@ -130,7 +129,7 @@ def downloadFiles(media_url, handle):
         Downloads the fetched media URLs.
     '''
 
-    print ('\nDownloading Images.....')
+    print ('\nDownloading Media.....')
 
     try:
         os.mkdir('twitter_images')