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-# nimpb_build
+# nimpb_protoc
 
-**NOTE** nimpb_build is still experimental :-)
+This repo contains protoc binaries for most common platforms, for easy usage
+with [nimpb](https://github.com/oswjk/nimpb). The actual code generation is
+in nimpb.
 
-A tool for generating suitable Nim code for
-[nimpb](https://github.com/oswjk/nimpb). It uses a prebuilt and bundled protoc
-compiler. This tool supports the following platforms:
+The following platforms are supported:
 
 - Linux x86_32
 - Linux x86_64
 - Linux aarch_64
 - OSX x86_64
 - Windows
-
-nimpb_build is modeled somewhat after [prost-build](https://github.com/danburkert/prost).
-
-# Install with Nimble
-
-    $ nimble install https://github.com/oswjk/nimpb_build
-
-# Usage
-
-## As a binary
-
-Using the tool is simple:
-
-    $ nimpb_build -I. --out=. my.proto
-
-It's almost like using protoc directly. In fact, the arguments are basically
-passed along to protoc.
-
-You can specify nimpb_build as a dependency for your project in your .nimble
-file and create a task for generating code:
-
-    requires "nimpb_build"
-
-    task proto, "Process .proto files":
-        exec "nimpb_build -I. --out=. my.proto"
-
-## As a library
-
-It's also possible to use nimpb_build as a library:
-
-```nim
-import nimpb_build
-
-let protos = @["my.proto"]
-let incdirs = @["."]
-let outdir = "."
-
-compileProtos(protos, incdirs, outdir)
-```
-
-# How it works
-
-nimpb_build invokes the protoc compiler with `--descriptor_set_out` parameter,
-which makes protoc output a `FileDescriptorSet` (defined [here](src/nimpb_buildpkg/protobuf/include/google/protobuf/descriptor.proto)) into a file. nimpb_build then reads and parses the file,
-and generates Nim code from the parsed definitions.