		Mongoose-erd-generator
		===============================

		NodeJS Buffer interface provides a way to manipulate bytes, but what if we needed to manipulate bits?
		a tool that extracts information from mongoose schemas and turns them to an ERD diagram.

		This library was created to address the gap of a built-in bit interface.

		@@ -18,56 +17,18 @@ [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/jodevsa/node-bitview.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/jodevsa/node-bitview)

		`npm install bitview --save`
		`npm install mongoose-erd-generator -g`

		Initializing a view
		Running the script
		-----
		new BitView(Length)
		new BitView(buffer)
		new BitView(buffer, byteOffset, length);
		Buffer.from(arg)
		mongoose-erd-generator -o modelsPath

		##### Parameters:
		length: length in bits
		buffer: use an existing buffer
		arg: Another interface to create a new BitView instance
		arg could be an array of bits [1,0,1] or a string '1010' or a buffer.
		byteOffset: default 0, starting offset of the bitview.
		##### options:
		Usage: mongoose-erd-generator [options]

		Methods
		-----
		### .flip(pos)
		flips the value of the bit at location pos
		### .get(pos)
		Returns the value of the bit at location pos (0 or 1)
		### .set(pos,v)
		Sets the value of a bit at location pos to v
		### .toString()
		Returns a string representation of the BitView.
		### .toBuffer()
		Returns the buffer used by the view.
		Properties
		-----
		### .length
		Returns length in bits.
		Options:

		Usage:

		```javascript
		const BitView = require("bitview")

		const view= new BitView(10);

		view.set(0,true);
		console.log(view.get(0)); // true
		view.flip(0)
		console.log(view.get(0)); // false

		const view2=BitView.from('101010');
		console.log(view2.get(2)); // true

		const view3=BitView.from([1, 0, 1]);
		console.log(view3.get(1)); // false
		console.log(view3.get(2)); // true
		```
		Implementation
		----------------------
		BitView uses bitwise operations to manipulate each bit in a buffer (Low Complexity)
		-V, --version output the version number
		-p, --path <path> set models path wanted to generate an ERD from.
		-o, --output <path> set output path
		-f, --format [svg,dot,xdot,plain,plan-ext,ps,ps2,json,json0]
		-c, --color <color>
		-h, --help

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