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 Documentation and a preview of the kind of pages ``gitserve`` can generate is
 available here_.
 
+If you like skipping the manual, running ``gitserve --template`` will create a
+base template and config in the current folder from which you can create your
+own.
+
 Contributing
 ------------
 

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 gitserve is configured using a [dhall](https://dhall-lang.org) config file. The
 [example config](https://github.com/m-col/gitserve/blob/master/config.dhall) is
-a good place to start.
+a good place to start, or alternatively create one in the current folder by
+running `gitserve -t`.
 
 It requires the following settings:
 
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 See the CLI help message for usage:
 
-    Usage: gitserve [-c|--config CONFIG] [-q|--quiet] [-f|--force] [-v|--version]
+    Usage: gitserve [-c|--config CONFIG] [-q|--quiet] [-f|--force] [-t|--template] 
+                    [-v|--version]
       🐙 Templated web page generator for your git repositories
 
     Available options:
       -c,--config CONFIG       Configuration file to use (Default: ./config.dhall).
       -q,--quiet               Suppress non-error output.
       -f,--force               Force regeneration of all files.
+      -t,--template            Create a template and config in the current folder.
       -v,--version             Print the gitserve's version.
       -h,--help                Show this help text
 
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 Templates
 ---------
 
+A base template can be created in the current folder by running `gitserve -t`.
+This can be used as a starting point to creating your own template.
+
 ### Folder structure
 
 The files that gitserve outputs are generated using