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Resolves #388 - Rebranding #389

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions README.md
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# Elastic Path Commerce Cloud Command Line Interface
# Elastic Path Composable Commerce Command Line Interface


## Overview
This project is designed as a tool for power users to interact with the [Elastic Path Commerce Cloud API](https://documentation.elasticpath.com/commerce-cloud/docs/api/) via the command line and the project is designed to fill three distinct niches:
This project is designed as a tool for power users to interact with the [Elastic Path Composable Commerce API](https://documentation.elasticpath.com/commerce-cloud/docs/api/) via the command line and the project is designed to fill three distinct niches:
1. Provide a fast way for users familiar with the API to interact with it.
2. Provide a simpler way to do scripting with the API (i.e., instead of using curl and creating JSON in the shell)
3. Provide a reusable set of scripts for creating data sets with [Runbooks](docs/runbook-development.md).

This tool is not meant for new users unfamiliar with the API, new users are highly encouraged to use the [Elastic Path Commerce Cloud Postman Collection](https://documentation.elasticpath.com/commerce-cloud/docs/developer/how-to/test-with-postman-collection.html) instead of this tool.
This tool is not meant for new users unfamiliar with the API, new users are highly encouraged to use the [Elastic Path Composable Commerce Postman Collection](https://elasticpath.dev/docs/commerce-cloud/api-overview/test-with-postman-collection) instead of this tool.

Additionally, this tool is not necessarily meant to be a new command line equivalent of Commerce Manager, it should just feel at all times like you are interacting with a JSON based REST API.

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}

} else {
err = browser.OpenUrl("https://documentation.elasticpath.com/commerce-cloud/docs/api/")
err = browser.OpenUrl("https://elasticpath.dev/docs/commerce-cloud/")
}

return err
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func GetRootCommand() *cobra.Command {
return &cobra.Command{
Use: os.Args[0],
Short: "A command line interface for interacting with the Elastic Path Commerce Cloud API",
Long: `The EPCC CLI tool provides a powerful command line interface for interacting with the Elastic Path Commerce Cloud API.
Short: "A command line interface for interacting with the Elastic Path Composable Commerce API",
Long: `The EPCC CLI tool provides a powerful command line interface for interacting with the Elastic Path Composable Commerce API.

The EPCC CLI tool uses environment variables for configuration and in particular a tool like https://direnv.net/ which
auto populates your shell with environment variables when you switch directories. This allows you to store a context in a folder,
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