fix help in CLI brother_ql & list labels in README

LEGACY.md

@@ -56,35 +56,6 @@ giving:
       --loglevel LOGLEVEL   Set to DEBUG for verbose debugging output to stderr.
 
 The image argument should be a PNG/GIF/JPEG image file.
-Here is the output of `brother_ql_info list-label-sizes` listing the available options for `--label-size`:
-
-    Supported label sizes:
-     Name      Printable px   Description
-     12         106           (12 mm endless)
-     29         306           (29 mm endless)
-     38         413           (38 mm endless)
-     50         554           (50 mm endless)
-     54         590           (54 mm endless)
-     62         696           (62 mm endless)
-     102       1164           (102 mm endless)
-     17x54      165 x  566    (17 x 54 mm^2)
-     17x87      165 x  956    (17 x 87 mm^2)
-     23x23      202 x  202    (23 x 23 mm^2)
-     29x42      306 x  425    (29 x 42 mm^2)
-     29x90      306 x  991    (29 x 90 mm^2)
-     39x90      413 x  991    (38 x 90 mm^2)
-     39x48      425 x  495    (39 x 48 mm^2)
-     52x29      578 x  271    (52 x 29 mm^2)
-     62x29      696 x  271    (62 x 29 mm^2)
-     62x100     696 x 1109    (62 x 100 mm^2)
-     102x51    1164 x  526    (102 x 51 mm^2)
-     102x152   1164 x 1660    (102 x 152 mm^2)
-     d12         94 x   94    (12 mm diameter, round)
-     d24        236 x  236    (24 mm diameter, round)
-     d58        618 x  618    (58 mm diameter, round)
-
-**Pro Tip™**:
-For the best results, use image files with the matching pixel dimensions. Die-cut labels have to be in the exact pixel dimensions stated above. For endless label rolls, you can provide image files with a pixel width as stated above. If you provide a file with different dimensions when creating an endless label file, it will be scaled to fit the width.
 
 ### Print
 

README.md

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ The most important command is the `print` command and here is its CLI signature:
     Options:
       -l, --label [12|29|38|50|54|62|102|17x54|17x87|23x23|29x42|29x90|39x90|39x48|52x29|62x29|62x100|102x51|102x152|d12|d24|d58]
                                       The label (size, type - die-cut or endless).
-                                      Run `brother_ql info list-labels` for a full
+                                      Run `brother_ql info labels` for a full
                                       list including ideal pixel dimensions.
       -r, --rotate [auto|0|90|180|270]
                                       Rotate the image (counterclock-wise) by this
@@ -122,6 +122,35 @@ So, printing an image file onto 62mm endless tape on a QL-710W label printer can
     export BROTHER_QL_MODEL=QL-710W
     brother_ql print -l 62 my_image.png
 
+The available label names can be listed with `brother_ql info labels`:
+
+     Name      Printable px   Description
+     12         106           12mm endless
+     29         306           29mm endless
+     38         413           38mm endless
+     50         554           50mm endless
+     54         590           54mm endless
+     62         696           62mm endless
+     102       1164           102mm endless
+     17x54      165 x  566    17mm x 54mm die-cut
+     17x87      165 x  956    17mm x 87mm die-cut
+     23x23      202 x  202    23mm x 23mm die-cut
+     29x42      306 x  425    29mm x 42mm die-cut
+     29x90      306 x  991    29mm x 90mm die-cut
+     39x90      413 x  991    38mm x 90mm die-cut
+     39x48      425 x  495    39mm x 48mm die-cut
+     52x29      578 x  271    52mm x 29mm die-cut
+     62x29      696 x  271    62mm x 29mm die-cut
+     62x100     696 x 1109    62mm x 100mm die-cut
+     102x51    1164 x  526    102mm x 51mm die-cut
+     102x152   1164 x 1660    102mm x 153mm die-cut
+     d12         94 x   94    12mm round die-cut
+     d24        236 x  236    24mm round die-cut
+     d58        618 x  618    58mm round die-cut
+
+**Pro Tip™**:
+For the best results, use image files with the matching pixel dimensions. Die-cut labels have to be in the exact pixel dimensions stated above. For endless label rolls, you can provide image files with a pixel width as stated above. If you provide a file with different dimensions when creating an endless label file, it will be scaled to fit the width.
+
 ### Legacy command line tools
 
 For a long time, this project provided multiple command line tools, such as `brother_ql_create`, `brother_ql_print`, `brother_ql_analyze`, and more.

brother_ql/cli.py

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ def info(ctx, *args, **kwargs):
 
 @cli.command('print', short_help='Print a label')
 @click.argument('images', nargs=-1, metavar='IMAGE [IMAGE] ...')
-@click.option('-l', '--label', type=click.Choice(label_sizes), envvar='BROTHER_QL_LABEL', help='The label (size, type - die-cut or endless). Run `brother_ql info list-labels` for a full list including ideal pixel dimensions.')
+@click.option('-l', '--label', type=click.Choice(label_sizes), envvar='BROTHER_QL_LABEL', help='The label (size, type - die-cut or endless). Run `brother_ql info labels` for a full list including ideal pixel dimensions.')
 @click.option('-r', '--rotate', type=click.Choice(('auto', '0', '90', '180', '270')), default='auto', help='Rotate the image (counterclock-wise) by this amount of degrees.')
 @click.option('-t', '--threshold', type=float, default=70.0, help='The threshold value (in percent) to discriminate between black and white pixels.')
 @click.option('-d', '--dither', is_flag=True, help='Enable dithering when converting the image to b/w. If set, --threshold is meaningless.')