update README

Author: bbenzikry

README.md

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 Simple wrapper around the Neo4j BI connector for metabase.
 
-*Note:* This project is a WIP 🚧
+_Note:_ This project is a WIP 🚧
 
 ## Installation
 
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 - Download the latest metabase version from [here](https://metabase.com/start/jar.html)
 - Download the latest neo4j.metabase-driver.jar jar from the [releases](https://github.com/bbenzikry/metabase-neo4j-driver/releases) page
 - Create a metabase folder and place your metabase.jar
-- Copy neo4j.metabase-driver.jar to the ``plugins/`` folder
+- Copy neo4j.metabase-driver.jar to the `plugins/` folder
   ```bash
   .
   ├── metabase.jar
   └── plugins
       └── neo4j.metabase-driver.jar
   ```
-- Run ```java -jar metabase.jar```
+- Run `java -jar metabase.jar`
 
 ## Working with a relational model on graphs
 
 The JDBC driver exposes schemas for **Relationships** and **Nodes**
 
-* Relationships
+- Relationships
 
-  * The driver creates one table for each distinct combination of source label, relationship type, and target label.
+  - The driver creates one table for each distinct combination of source label, relationship type, and target label.
+
+- Nodes
+
+  - The driver only creates tables for nodes that have labels.
+  - The driver creates one table for each distinct combination of node labels.
 
-* Nodes
-  * The driver only creates tables for nodes that have labels.
-  * The driver creates one table for each distinct combination of node labels.
-  
   Given
-  * Node1, with the label [Alphabet]
-  * Node2, with the label [Google]
-  * Node3, with the labels[Alphabet,Google]
-  
+
+  - Node1, with the label [Alphabet]
+  - Node2, with the label [Google]
+  - Node3, with the labels[Alphabet,Google]
+
   The following tables will be created:
-  * Alphabet
-  * Google
-  * Alphabet_Google
 
-* Naming
-Separators between node label names and relationship names is an underscore by default
+  - Alphabet
+  - Google
+  - Alphabet_Google
+
+- Naming
+  Separators between node label names and relationship names is an underscore by default
 
 To change the Node name seperator, you can use the LabelSeparator JDBC property, or RelNodeSeperator for Relationship tables.
 
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 #### Download and install the Neo4j BI connector
 
-* Get the connector [here](https://neo4j.com/bi-connector/)
+- Get the connector [here](https://neo4j.com/bi-connector/)
 
 ```bash
 # cp the jar to the maven dir
@@ -105,7 +108,7 @@ cp target/uberjar/neo4j.metabase-driver.jar /path/to/metabase/plugins/
 jar -jar /path/to/metabase/metabase.jar
 ```
 
-*or:*
+_or:_
 
 ```bash
 mkdir -p /path/to/metabase_source/plugins
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 ## TODO
 
-* Edge properties
-* Timestamp casting support
-* Testing
-* CI
+- ~~Edge properties~~
+- ~~Timestamp casting support~~
+- Testing
+- CI
 
 ## Future
 
-* Support Cypher extended queries as BI connector matures
-* Cypher and graph viz for Metabase ( directly or via ad-hoc JDBC driver )
+- Support Cypher extended queries as BI connector matures
+- Cypher and graph viz for Metabase ( directly or via ad-hoc JDBC driver )
 
 ## Known issues
 
-* Initial DB creation and/or sync may time out. You can configure a higher timeout value with the ``MB_DB_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MS`` environment variable.
+- Initial DB creation and/or sync may time out. You can configure a higher timeout value with the `MB_DB_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MS` environment variable.