README.md in public_id-0.5.0 vs README.md in public_id-1.0.0

@@ -22,11 +22,11 @@
 ```
 
 Tell your activerecord object that ident is your new public identifier.
 ```ruby
 class User < ActiveRecord::Base
-  publically_identified_by :ident
+  has_public_id :ident
   # Automatically defines to_param as :ident
 end
 User.new.ident
 # => "use-ECNrdIzvCBh8jg"
 
@@ -54,24 +54,24 @@
       end
     ```
 
   * Get a new random ID for your own nefarious purposes:
 
-  ``` User.new_public_identifier ```
+  ``` User.new_public_id ```
 
 ### Configuration
 
 By default, ID's have 2 components.
 A 3 character lowercase prefix of their originating class name and a suffix of a 14 character random, unique, base64 url safe string.
 The suffix and prefix are joined by a dash.
 
 You can skip the prefix alltogether:
 ```ruby
-  publically_identified_by column_name, length: 10, prefix: false
+  has_public_id column_name, length: 10, prefix: false
 ```
 or set it directly:
 ```
-  publically_identified_by other_column_name, length: 15, prefix: 'user_'
+  has_public_id other_column_name, length: 15, prefix: 'user_'
 ```
 The "length" option refers to the length argument passed to SecureRandom. The actual length
 of the random base64 string will be about 4/3's this length. The defaults to 10, for a
 14 character base64 string.