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-# CreateDomJSTS
-This tool is used to generate the DOM related part of `lib.d.ts` for TypeScript, and `domWeb.js` and `domWindows.js` for Visual Studio JavaScript language service. The input file is the XML spec file generated by the Microsoft Edge browser.
+# TypeScript and JavaScript lib generator
+This tool is used to generate `dom.generated.d.ts` and `webworker.generated.d.ts` for TypeScript, and `domWeb.js` and `domWindows.js` for Visual Studio JavaScript language service. The input file is the XML spec file generated by the Microsoft Edge browser.
 
 ## Build Instruction
 **Required Software**: Visual Studio 2015 Community Version (with Visual F# installed)
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 - `JS.fs`: handles the emitting of the `domWeb.js` and `domWindows.js`
 files used for Visual Studio JavaScript language service;
 - `Program.fs`: entry point of the tool;
-- Inside the `inputfiles` folder:
-    - `browser.webidl.xml`: the XML spec file generated by Microsoft Edge (due to the different updating schedules between Edge and TypeScript, this is **not** the most up-to-date version of the spec);
-    - `jsTemplate.js`: the initial templates for `domWeb.js` and `domWindows.js`, which contains the necessary helper functions;
-    - `additionalSharedTypes.ts`: types should exist in both browser and webworker that are missing from the Edge spec.
-    - `additionalDomTypes.ts`: types should exist in only browser that are missing from the Edge spec.
-    - `additionalWorkerTypes.ts`: types should exist in only webworker that are missing from the Edge spec.
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+## Input Files:
+- `browser.webidl.xml`: the XML spec file generated by Microsoft Edge (due to the different updating schedules between Edge and TypeScript, this may **not** be the most up-to-date version of the spec.);
+- `addedTypes.json`: types should exist in either browser or webworker that are missing from the Edge spec. The type can be `property`, `method`, `interface`, `constructor`, or `indexer`.
+- `overridingTypes.json`: types that are defined in the spec file but has a better or more up-to-date definitions in the json files.
+- `removedTypes.json`: types that are defined in the spec file but should be removed.
+- `comments.json`: 
+- `jsTemplate.js`: the initial templates for `domWeb.js` and `domWindows.js`, which contains the necessary helper functions;