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@@ -5,11 +5,29 @@ It's build with spring and kotlin.
 
 tcor currently provides 3 request options. /courses which will return a array "courses" with all currently available courses at the HS Offenburg, /timetable?courseName={coursename}&week={week} which will return a given weeks timetable for a given course and /mensamenu which will return the menu of the mensa for the current and next week.
 
+Since software version 1.2.0 tcor supports cachet api reporting.
+
 Just as a side note, if you ever wonder why lessons are calld lessons and not lectures, it's to be in line with the offical hs timetable naming schema.
 
 ### Build
 To run the project do `./gradlew bootRun`, or any other standard Gradle task.
 
+### Install/Configuration
+Tcor will create a ".tcor" folder on first startup in the users home directory. In there is a folder containing the cached timetable data and a "config.xml" file. Via the config file it is possible to set a swfr mensa url and name, as well as the cachet base url and the cachet api key.
+
+Here is an example of the config.xml:
+``` xml
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
+<!DOCTYPE properties SYSTEM "http://java.sun.com/dtd/properties.dtd">
+<properties>
+<comment>tcor configuration</comment>
+<entry key="cachetBaseURL">https://status.mosad.xyz</entry>
+<entry key="mensaMenuURL">https://www.swfr.de/de/essen-trinken/speiseplaene/mensa-offenburg/</entry>
+<entry key="cachetAPIKey">0</entry>
+<entry key="mensaName">Offenburg</entry>
+</properties>
+```
+
 ### Libraries
 * jsoup: https://jsoup.org/
 * spring: https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot