README.md in openstax_connect-0.0.10 vs README.md in openstax_connect-0.1.0

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 connect-rails
 =============
 
-A rails engine for interfacing with OpenStax's common services server.
+A rails engine for interfacing with OpenStax's common accounts server.
 
 Usage
 -----
 
 Add the engine to your Gemfile and then run `bundle install`.  
@@ -19,17 +19,17 @@
 You can use whatever path you want instead of `/connect`, just make sure to make the appropriate changes below.
 
 Create an `openstax_connect.rb` initializer in `config/initializers`, with the following contents:
 
     OpenStax::Connect.configure do |config|
-      config.openstax_application_id = 'value_from_openstax_services_here'
-      config.openstax_application_secret = 'value_from_openstax_services_here'
+      config.openstax_application_id = 'value_from_openstax_accounts_here'
+      config.openstax_application_secret = 'value_from_openstax_accounts_here'
     end
 
-If you're running OpenStax Services in a dev instance on your machine, you can specify that instance's local URL with:
+If you're running OpenStax Accounts in a dev instance on your machine, you can specify that instance's local URL with:
 
-    config.openstax_services_url = 'http://localhost:2999/'
+    config.openstax_accounts_url = 'http://localhost:2999/'
 
 To have users login, direct them to `/connect/sessions/new`.  This is also available through the `openstax_connect.login` route helper, e.g. `<%= link_to 'Sign in!', openstax_connect.login_path %>`.
 
 There is also a logout path helper for `/connect/sessions/destroy`, given by `logout_path`.  By default this expects a `GET` request.  If you'd prefer a `DELETE` request, add this configuration:
 
@@ -73,34 +73,51 @@
 
 Make sure to install the engine's migrations:
 
     rake openstax_connect:install:migrations
 
+Accounts API
+------------
+
+OpenStax::Connect provides convenience methods for accessing the OpenStax Accounts API.
+
+`OpenStax::Connect.create_application_user(user, version = nil)` takes
+an OpenStax::Connect::User and, optionally, an API version argument, and creates
+an ApplicationUser for the configured application and the given user. Call this method
+when users finish the registration process in your app.
+
+`OpenStax::Connect.api_call(http_method, url, options = {})` provides a generic
+convenience method capable of making API calls to Accounts. `http_method` can be
+any valid HTTP method, and `url` is the desired API URL, without the 'api/' prefix.
+Options is a hash that can contain any option that OAuth2 requests accept, such
+as :headers, :params, :body, etc, plus the optional values :api_version (to specify
+an API version) and :access_token (to specify an OAuth access token).
+
 Example Application
 -------------------
 
 There is an example application included in the gem in the `example` folder.  Here are steps
 to follow:
 
-1. Download (clone) the OpenStax Services site from github.com/openstax/services.  
+1. Download (clone) the OpenStax Accounts site from github.com/openstax/accounts.  
 1. In the site's `config` folder put a `secret_settings.yml` file that has values for the 
 following keys: `facebook_app_id`, `facebook_app_secret`, `twitter_consumer_key`, `twitter_consumer_secret`.  If you
 don't have access to these values, you can always make dummy apps on facebook and twitter.
 2. Do the normal steps to get this site online: 
     1. Run `bundle install --without production`
     2. Run `bundle exec rake db:migrate`
     3. Run `bundle exec rails server`
-2. Open this services site in a web browser (defaults to http://localhost:2999)
+2. Open this accounts site in a web browser (defaults to http://localhost:2999)
 3. Navigate to http://localhost:2999/oauth/applications
 4. Click `New application`
     5. Set the callback URL to `http://localhost:4000/connect/auth/openstax/callback`.  
 Port 4000 is where you'll be running the example application.
     1. The name can be whatever.
     2. Click the `Trusted?` checkbox.
     3. Click `Submit`.
     4. Keep this window open so you can copy the application ID and secret into the example app
-5. Leave the services app running
+5. Leave the accounts app running
 6. Download (clone) the OpenStax Connect gem from github.com/openstax/connect-rails.  The
 example application is in the `example` folder.  In that folder's config folder, create a `secret_settings.yml` file 
 according to the instructions in `secret_settings.yml.example`.  Run the example server in the normal way (bundle install..., migrate db, rails server).
-7. Navigate to the home page, http://localhost:4000.  Click log in and play around.  You can also refresh the services site and see yourself logged in, log out, etc.
+7. Navigate to the home page, http://localhost:4000.  Click log in and play around.  You can also refresh the accounts site and see yourself logged in, log out, etc.
 8. For fun, change example/config/openstax_connect.rb to set `enable_stubbing` to `true`.  Now when you click login you'll be taken to a developer-only page where you can login as other users, generate new users, create new users, etc.
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