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README.md

@@ -2,20 +2,15 @@
 
 This project is a fork of [pylint-sonarjson](https://github.com/omegacen/pylint-sonarjson), which is not maintained anymore.
 
-A PyLint plugin that can output to [SonarQube-importable JSON](https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/generic-issue/)
-with configurable issue severity, effort, and type. 
+A PyLint plugin that can output to [SonarQube-importable JSON](https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/generic-issue/) with configurable issue severity, effort, and type.
 
-This is useful because when importing PyLint's 
-[parsable output](https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/output.html#output-options)
-via [SonarQube mechanism for third-party issues](https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/external-issues/)
-all the severities are set to `MAJOR`. With `pylint-sonarjson-catlab` you can configure the
-issue severity per PyLint message ID, and import that as generic JSON in SonarQube.
+This is useful because when importing PyLint's [parsable output](https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/output.html#output-options) via [SonarQube mechanism for third-party issues](https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/external-issues/) all the severities are set to `MAJOR`. With `pylint-sonarjson-catlab` you can configure the issue severity per PyLint message ID, and import that as generic JSON in SonarQube.
 
 ## Usage
 
-```
-$ pylint \
-    --load-plugins=pylint_sonarjson_catlab \
+```shell
+pylint \
+    --load-plugins=pylint_sonarjson \
     --output-format=sonarjson \
     --sonar-rules=<msg_id>:<severity>[:<effort>[:<type>]],... \
     --sonar-default-severity=<severity> \
@@ -26,32 +21,20 @@ $ pylint \
     [...]
 ```
 
-The plugin provides a new option `sonar-rules` that can configure the severity, 
-effort, and type of the issue as it would appear in SonarQube. The option takes
-a comma-separated list whose items are of the form `<msg_id>:<severity>:<effort>:<type>`.
+The plugin provides a new option `sonar-rules` that can configure the severity, effort, and type of the issue as it would appear in SonarQube. The option takes a comma-separated list whose items are of the form `<msg_id>:<severity>:<effort>:<type>`.
 The effort and type are optional and  may be omitted.
 
-In addition, the default severity, effort, and type for messages that are not listed
-in `sonar-rules` can respectively be set with `sonar-default-severity`, 
-`sonar-default-effort`, `sonar-default-type`. They default to `MINOR`, `5`, and
-`CODE_SMELL` respectively.
+In addition, the default severity, effort, and type for messages that are not listed in `sonar-rules` can respectively be set with `sonar-default-severity`, `sonar-default-effort`, `sonar-default-type`. They default to `MINOR`, `5`, and `CODE_SMELL` respectively.
 
-Setting the option `only-enable-sonar-rules` to `y` disables all messages
-except for those specified in `sonar-rules`. It is equivalent to 
-`--disable=all --enable=<msg_id>,...` where `<msg_id>,...` are the message IDs
-specified in `sonar-rules`. The default value of `only-enable-sonar-rules` is `n`.
+Setting the option `only-enable-sonar-rules` to `y` disables all messages except for those specified in `sonar-rules`. It is equivalent to `--disable=all --enable=<msg_id>,...` where `<msg_id>,...` are the message IDs specified in `sonar-rules`. The default value of `only-enable-sonar-rules` is `n`.
 
-Lastly, enabling the option `halt-on-invalid-sonar-rules` will cause the plugin
-to raise an exception when a rule given in `sonar-rules` does not exist in Pylint
-and halt. Disabling this option will instead only report the invalid rule on
-stderr but will otherwise ignore the invalid rule. The default value of 
-`halt-on-invalid-sonar-rules` is `y`.`
+Lastly, enabling the option `halt-on-invalid-sonar-rules` will cause the plugin to raise an exception when a rule given in `sonar-rules` does not exist in Pylint and halt. Disabling this option will instead only report the invalid rule on stderr but will otherwise ignore the invalid rule. The default value of `halt-on-invalid-sonar-rules` is `y`.`
 
 For example:
 
-```
-$ pylint \
-    --load-plugins=pylint_sonarjson_catlab \
+```shell
+pylint \
+    --load-plugins=pylint_sonarjson \
     --output-format=sonarjson \
     --sonar-rules=C0114:INFO:10,C0328:MINOR:1 \
     my_file.py
@@ -83,28 +66,26 @@ Output:
 
 This output, when saved to a file, can be imported into SonarQube as follows:
 
-```
-$ sonar-scanner -Dsonar.externalIssuesReportPaths=<path_to_pylint_sonarjson_catlab_log>
+```shell
+sonar-scanner -Dsonar.externalIssuesReportPaths=<path_to_pylint_sonarjson_catlab_log>
 ```
 
 ## Installation
 
-```
-pip install pylint-sonarjson_catlab
+```shell
+pip install pylint-sonarjson-catlab
 ```
 
 ## Configuration via pylintrc or pyproject.toml
 
-Instead of via the command line, the plugin can be configured via a `pylintrc` file 
-or via `pyproject.toml`, 
+Instead of via the command line, the plugin can be configured via a `pylintrc` file   or via `pyproject.toml`,  
 [as described in the Pylint documentation](https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/usage/run.html#command-line-options).
-Here is an exampe `pylintrc` file, generated with the `--generate-rcfile`
-command line option:
+Here is an exampe `pylintrc` file, generated with the `--generate-rcfile` command line option:
 
-```
+```yaml
 [MAIN]
 
-load-plugins=pylint_sonarjson_catlab
+load-plugins=pylint_sonarjson
 
 
 [REPORTS]
@@ -137,5 +118,4 @@ sonar-default-type=CODE_SMELL
 sonar-rules=C0114:INFO:10,C0328:MINOR:1
 ```
 
-Similar output for `pyproject.toml` can be generated with the `--generate-toml-config`
-command line option.
+Similar output for `pyproject.toml` can be generated with the `--generate-toml-config` command line option.