Fixed typos and rearranged help a bit

napi

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ APIinfo["config/servicegroup"]=".[]"
 APIinfo["config/command"]=".[]"
 APIinfo["config/contact"]=".contact[]"
 APIinfo["config/contactgroup"]=".[]"
-APIinfo["config/timeperiod"]=""
+APIinfo["config/timeperiod"]=".[]"
 
 APIinfo["objects/hoststatus"]=".hoststatus[]"
 APIinfo["objects/servicestatus"]=".servicestatus[]"
@@ -139,15 +139,15 @@ print_help() {
 		Ex: name=in:localhost,nagios,testhost - Displays any matching name with the comma-separated list.
 		Note: Multiple --col selectors are not valid at this time
     -cnn	current_notification_number=<n>
-    --cname	command_name]=<...>
-    --cline	command_line]=<...>
+    --cname	command_name=<...>
+    --cline	command_line=<...>
     --ctrace	Take the --cname given, get its --cline, and replace arguments to show a valid command (whew!)
     -cg|--contactgroup	contact_groups=<value>
     -cn|--configname	config_name=<value>
 		... comment | downtime | contact | host | service | hostgroup | ...
     --create	doCreate="true"
     --apply	If we're creating something, then Apply Configuration
-    -D		<Nagios Config Directive>=<value>
+    -D		<Nagios Config Directive>=<value> This will take anything listed as a Nagios configuration directive and search for it
     -f|--fields	JQ-valid list of fields to show=<value>
     --file	load JSON from=<value>
     --helpopt	Show help for command options
@@ -178,8 +178,6 @@ print_help() {
     --stype	0, 1 (SOFT or HARD)
     --test	Don't call the API, just show what would happen
     -v|--verbose	verbose=\$((\$verbose + 1))
-    [...]	[...]=<...>		NOTE:  This will take anything listed as a Nagios configuration directive and search for it
-
 HELP_EOF
   exit
 }