Added examples to the readme, along with cleaning it up a bit.

[DanHitt]

This saved me a ton of time, thanks a lot! Hope these small changes help someone else new.

[DanHitt]

Sorry, accidently sent you some other changes which you can discard.

[gregmuellegger]

You could use the >>> notation to indicate that you present an example in the python shell:

>>> from autofixture import AutoFixture
>>> fixture = AutoFixture(Entry)
>>> entries = fixture.create(10)

[gregmuellegger]

Thanks a lot for the improvements! I added a few inline comments for things that need adjustment before I can merge it.

[DanHitt]

Sure, yeah, whatever you think is best. Thanks for letting me help.

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Thanks a lot for the improvements! I added a few inline comments for
things that need adjustment before I can merge it.

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[DanHitt]

I'd delete it if you don't have plans for a more detailed readme.

However, when I use it in the future I could add more examples...which are
the main things new users really need.

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Sure, yeah, whatever you think is best. Thanks for letting me help.

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Thanks a lot for the improvements! I added a few inline comments for
things that need adjustment before I can merge it.

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[gregmuellegger]

I merged this but cleaned up the commit before hand so that no sublime specific stuff are in the history, that's why this PR is not marked as merged. Here is your commit in the project: f8fcd0d

Thanks for the work you have put in! This will be part of a new release that goes out today.

[gregmuellegger]

Cheers, your patch is in the new release: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-autofixture/0.12.1

[DanHitt]

sweet! thanks!

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Cheers, your patch is in the new release:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-autofixture/0.12.1

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