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GENERATING_MODULES.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ the pfsensible-generate-module script. The basic workflow is as follows:
 
 * Navigate in the pfSense web interface to the area you want to write a module for. This should be a page where you can edit
 settings or one where you are adding an item.
-* Copy the URL of the page - you will pass it to the --url option of the script.
+* Copy the URL of the page - you will pass it to the `--url` option of the script.
 
 ## Modules that manage multiple items
 
@@ -19,20 +19,20 @@ helpful to change as many options away from the default as possible. Focus on se
 
         misc/pfsensible-generate-module --url URL
 
-if you needed to use different names for the items than "item_min" and "item_full" you can set them with the --item-min and
---item-full options.
+if you needed to use different names for the items than "item_min" and "item_full" you can set them with the `--item-min` and
+`--item-full` options.
 
 ## Modules that configure something
 
-If this is a module that will just configure something, add the --is-config option:
+If this is a module that will just configure something, add the `--is-config` option:
 
-        misc/pfsensible-generate-module --url URL --is-config
+    misc/pfsensible-generate-module --url URL --is-config
 
 ## Other options
 
-* Pass the --author-name, --author-email, and --author-handle options to give yourself credit!
-* You will need to add the --user and/or --password options if you have changed from the install defaults.
-* If the automatically determined module name does not seem correct, you can change it with the --module-name option.
+* Pass the `--author-name`, `--author-email`, and `--author-handle` options to give yourself credit!
+* You will need to add the `--user` and/or `--password` options if you have changed from the install defaults.
+* If the automatically determined module name does not seem correct, you can change it with the `--module-name` option.
 * It may make sense to create a module for different types of items if the parameters are wildly different (as is the case
-with the different types of authentication servers for example). If so, add the --type-suffix option to add the "type"
+with the different types of authentication servers for example). If so, add the `--type-suffix` option to add the "type"
 of the item as a suffix to the module name.