Make more readable

README.md

@@ -31,36 +31,36 @@ chai.use(require('chai-string'));
 All assertions are defined for both the BDD and TDD syntax but some aliases exist to make the assertions look good with both styles.
 
 ```javascript
-var d1 = 'abcdef',
+const d1 = 'abcdef',
     d2 = 'abc';
 
-d1.should.startWith.d2
-expect(d1).to.startsWith(d2)
-assert.startsWith(d1, d2)
+d1.should.startWith.d2;
+expect(d1).to.startsWith(d2);
+assert.startsWith(d1, d2);
 ```
 
-### startsWith/startWith
+### startsWith / startWith
 ```javascript
 assert.startsWith('abcdef', 'abc');
 expect('abcdef').to.startsWith('abc');
 'abcdef'.should.startWith('abc');
 ```
 
-### startsWithIgnoreCase/startWithIgnoreCase
+### startsWithIgnoreCase / startWithIgnoreCase
 ```javascript
 assert.startsWithIgnoreCase('aBcdef', 'abC');
 expect('abCdef').to.startsWithIgnoreCase('Abc');
 'Abcdef'.should.startWithIgnoreCase('aBc');
 ```
 
-### endsWith/endWith
+### endsWith / endWith
 ```javascript
 assert.endsWith('abcdef', 'def');
 expect('abcdef').to.endsWith('def');
 'abcdef'.should.endWith('def');
 ```
 
-### endsWithIgnoreCase/endWithIgnoreCase
+### endsWithIgnoreCase / endWithIgnoreCase
 ```javascript
 assert.endsWithIgnoreCase('abcdEf', 'deF');
 expect('abcDef').to.endsWithIgnoreCase('dEf');
@@ -121,7 +121,3 @@ expect('abcabd').to.have.entriesCount('ab', 2);
 assert.indexOf('abcabd', 'ab', 0);
 expect('abcabd').to.have.indexOf('ab', 0);
 ```
-
-## Thanks
-
-Thanks to the [chai-datetime](https://github.com/gaslight/chai-datetime) module for giving me an idea for how to structure and test a chai plugin.