Updated README.md

Author: Stonebanks-js

Arrange It/README.md

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 # Arrange It
 
-With the help of this script, files can be moved automatically to the folder that corresponds to their extension (for example, ".jpg" or ".png" ==> "/Pictures," and ".mp4" ==> "/Videos").
+With the help of this script, files can be moved automatically to the folder that corresponds to their extension (for example, .jpg or .png files go to the /Pictures folder, and .mp4 files go to /Videos).
 
-## How To Run
+## New Feature: Custom Folder Configuration
 
-- Put in Download Folder Or Wherever You want to automatically move the file and Just run
+-Now, you can customize how files are arranged by defining your own folder structure and file extensions using a config.json file. This allows for more flexibility without needing to modify the Python code itself.
+python arrangeit.py
+
+# How To Use the config.json File
+
+1. The config.json file contains the mappings of file extensions to folder names.
+2. You can modify, add, or remove folder categories and file extensions as per your needs.
+
+Example config.json:
+
+{
+  "Programming Files": ["ipynb", "py", "java", "cs", "js"],
+  "Music": ["mp3", "wav", "aac"],
+  "Videos": ["mp4", "mkv", "avi"],
+  "Pictures": ["jpeg", "png", "gif"],
+  "Documents": ["pdf", "docx", "xlsx"]
+}
 
-For CLI
+# How To Run
+
+Put the script and the config.json file in the folder where you want to automatically move the files.
+
+Run the following command from the terminal:
 
-```bash
 python arrangeit.py
 
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-```
 
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+The script will create folders and move files based on the folder-extension mappings in the config.json file.
+
+
+# Benefits
+
+Customizable: Easily modify the config.json file to tailor the organization to your preferences.
+User-Friendly: No need to modify Python code—just update the config.json file.
+Scalable: Works with different folder structures for different use cases.