Add a link to the full configuration

Remove optional configuration
Add post-install.txt

jmose/command-scheduler-bundle/2.0/config/packages/scheduler.yaml

@@ -1,23 +1,11 @@
+# See full configuration at
+#     https://github.com/J-Mose/CommandSchedulerBundle/blob/master/Resources/doc/index.md#4---available-configuration
 jmose_command_scheduler:
 
-    # Default directory where scheduler will write output files
-    #  This default value assume that php bin/console is launched from project's root and that the directory is writable
-    # if log_path is set to false, logging to files is disabled at all
+    # Scheduler will write output files here. set false to disable it.
     log_path: "%kernel.logs_dir%"
 
-    # This default value disables timeout checking (see monitoring), set to a numeric value (seconds) to enable it
-    lock_timeout: false
-
-    # receivers for reporting mails
-    monitor_mail: []
-
-    # set a custom subject for monitor mails (first placeholder will be replaced by the hostname, second by the date)
-    monitor_mail_subject: cronjob monitoring %s, %s
-
-    # to send "everything's all right" emails to receivers for reporting mails set this value to "true" (see monitoring)
-    send_ok: false
-
-    # Namespaces listed here won't be listed in the list
+    # Add namespace you don't want to see its Command in the scheduler.
     excluded_command_namespaces:
         - _global
         - scheduler
@@ -29,6 +17,3 @@ jmose_command_scheduler:
         - router
         - doctrine
         - debug
-
-    # Doctrine manager
-    doctrine_manager: default

jmose/command-scheduler-bundle/2.0/post-install.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+<bg=blue;fg=white>                                               </>
+<bg=blue;fg=white> What's next for JMoseCommandSchedulerBundle ? </>
+<bg=blue;fg=white>                                               </>
+
+  * <fg=blue>Configure</> your application:
+    1. Secure your route by adding <comment>- { path: ^/command-scheduler, role: ROLE_ADMIN }</> in your security config.
+    2. Set the single-entry point in crontab : <comment>* * * * * php /your_app/bin/console scheduler:execute</>
+
+  * <fg=blue>Schedule</> your commands at <comment>http://your-app/command-scheduler/list</>