change readme for new database

readme.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ webbyBits.py
 1. Place mp3 files in the `sound/` folder
 2. Open `databaseGenerator.py` and put your LastFM API key in at the top or at runtime using `-k APIKey` (*optional*)
 3. Run `databaseGenerator.py`
-    * *The `databaseGenerator.py` will index all mp3 files, and save the information to `songDatabase.json`*
+    * *The `databaseGenerator.py` will index all mp3 files, and save the information to `songDatabase.db`*
     * *If getting images, this process may take a long time with a large amount of mp3 files*
 4. Run `webbyBits.py`
     * *The port can be customized at runtime using* `-p portNumber` *as an atribute*
@@ -50,19 +50,7 @@ These are specific details on each section of the app, and how to use them
         - Default `"./sound/"`
         - _This setting might be kinda iffy on Linux. You're on Linux just go and edit it if you have issues_
         - ~~__Make certain you only use forward slashes in your directory, even on Windows__~~ I think this should be fine now i'll check later
-- `songDatabase.json` stores all the information about each song in this format:
-```
-{
-    "songDirectory": "./sound/", 
-    "songData": {
-        "Circus_Fox Szn.mp3": 
-        {"title": "Circus", 
-        "artist": "Fox Szn", 
-        "art": null, 
-        "length": 141}
-    }
-}
-```
+- `songDatabase.db` stores all the information about each song in a SQLite database with tables `songs` and `meta`
 - `webbyBits.py` imports the database, runs all music playing, and accepts all commands from clients
     - Searches return matching songs
     - Accepts Play-Pause and Skip commands