README in encrypted_strings-0.0.1 vs README in encrypted_strings-0.0.2

@@ -10,30 +10,32 @@
 
 Wiki
 
 * http://wiki.pluginaweek.org/Encrypted_strings
 
-Blog
+Announcement
 
 * http://www.pluginaweek.org/
 
-Subversion
+Source
 
 * http://svn.pluginaweek.org/trunk/plugins/ruby/string/encrypted_strings
 
-Trac
+Development
 
 * http://dev.pluginaweek.org/browse/trunk/plugins/ruby/string/encrypted_strings
 
-== Types of encryption supported
+== Description
 
-This plugin supports Hashed, Symmetric, and Asymmetric encryption modes.
+Encrypting and decrypting data is not exactly the most straightforward and DRY
+way.  encrypted_strings greatly improves upon this syntax and adds
+straightforward support for encrypting values using SHA-1, Symmetric, and
+Asymmetric modes.
 
-== How to use
+== Usage
 
-This plugin adds the method 'encrypt' and other supporting methods to the String
-class, giving you the ability to easily encrypt strings.
+=== SHA Encryption
 
   >> password = "shhhh"
   => "shhhh"
   >> crypted_password = password.encrypt
   => "66c85d26dadde7e1db27e15a0776c921e27143bd"
@@ -53,11 +55,11 @@
 future encryption and decryption of the string.  The default encryptor uses
 SHA-1 encryption.  For encryption modes that do not support decryption, equality
 with other strings is tested by encrypting the other string and checking whether
 the resulting encrypted value is the same.
 
-If you wanted to use symmetric encryption, you could do so with the following:
+=== Symmetric Encryption
 
   >> password = "shhhh"
   => "shhhh"
   >> crypted_password = password.encrypt(:symmetric, :key => "my_key")
   => "jDACXI5hMPI=\n"
@@ -68,30 +70,23 @@
   >> password = crypted_password.decrypt
   => "shhhh"
 
 === Asymmetric encryption
 
-The public and private key file names can be set via the following:
-
-  PluginAWeek::EncryptedStrings::AsymmetricEncryptor.default_public_key_file = "./public.key"
-  PluginAWeek::EncryptedStrings::AsymmetricEncryptor.default_private_key_file = "./private.key"
-
-== In-place editing
-
-In addition to generating the encrypted/decrypted strings, you can also
-replace the original string by using the bang:
-
   >> password = "shhhh"
   => "shhhh"
-  >> password.encrypt!(:symmetric, :key => "my_key")
-  => "jDACXI5hMPI=\n"
-  >> password
-  => "jDACXI5hMPI=\n"
-  >> password.decrypt!
+  >> crypted_password = password.encrypt(:asymmetric, :public_key_file => "./public.key", :private_key_file => "./private.key")
+  => "NEwVzcikYUKfS8HTc9L9eg/dMxBCLZ/nFr7J1aQYjkl3I2MPUD0lmjr/saC6\nTJEPwOl60Ki24H8TUwnGtZy14A==\n"
+  >> crypted_password.class
+  => String
+  >> crypted_password == "shhhh"
+  => true
+  >> password = crypted_password.decrypt
   => "shhhh"
-  >> password
-  => "shhhh"
 
+== Dependencies
+
+This plugin does not depend on the presence of any other plugins.
+
 == References
 
-A huge thanks to Rick Olson and his Sentry plugin over at http://svn.techno-weenie.net/projects/plugins/sentry/.
-Much of this plugin's code is based on his work.
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+* Rick Olson -  http://svn.techno-weenie.net/projects/plugins/sentry/