Updates to the getting started documentation to make it more explicit that the file names matter #102
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Also added a link to the example app in the getting started docs.
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I fixed a typo (
api's/apis) and added some verbiage regarding file extensions. I also added a link to the example app in the getting started docs.Changed after listening to @robwalkerco and @jamonholmgren talk about the library on react-native live.