Added section for IDE support

README.md

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 ![](Images/swift-behave.png)
 
-Behaviour-driven testing framework on top of the Xcode UI Tests that allows to define acceptance tests using a natural language that all team members understand.
+Behaviour-driven testing framework on top of the Xcode UI Tests that allows you to define acceptance tests using a natural language that all team members understand.
 
-**Given** you have a lot of test cases created with [JBehave](http://www.jbehave.org)  
-**When** you want to use these test cases with Xcode UI Tests  
+**Given** you have test scenarios written in natural language  
+**When** you want to execute these test scenarios with Xcode UI Tests  
 **Then** you should give _swift-behave_ a try  
 
+_swift-behave_ was inspired by [JBehave](http://www.jbehave.org).
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 ## Usage
 
 For now, *swift-behave* is used by simply dropping the following files into your UITests folder. 
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 ![](Images/swift-behave_output.png)
 
+## IDE Support
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+Unfortunately Appple has cut down the possibilities that custom Xcode plugins can offer to a minimum. That is the reason why there will be no Xcode editor plugin for _swift-behave_ anytime soon. As an alternative I can recommend using [BBEdit](https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/) which is also available for free. Copy the file `Resources/Gherkin.plist` to `~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Language Modules/` to have syntax highlighting for `.story` files in BBEdit, which improves readability a lot.
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 ## Roadmap
 
 ### Done