add info on PhantomJS / PyPhantomJS to README

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 # Jasmine Reporters
 
 Jasmine Reporters is a collection of javascript jasmine.Reporter classes that can be used with
-the [jasmine testing framework](http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/).
+the [JasmineBDD testing framework](http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/).
 
-Right now the project is focused on two new reporters:</p>
+Right now the project is focused on two new reporters:
 
 * ConsoleReporter - Report test results to the browser console.
 * JUnitXmlReporter - Report test results to a file (using Rhino) in JUnit XML Report format.
 
-Usage:
+## Usage
 
-Examples are included in the test directory that show how to use the reporters, as well as a basic
-runner script for envjs, which could be used in a Continuous Integration project for running
-headless and generating JUnit XML output.
+Examples are included in the test directory that show how to use the reporters,
+as well a basic runner scripts for Rhino + envjs, and a basic runner for 
+[PhantomJS](https://github.com/ariya/phantomjs) (using PyPhantomJS and the
+saveToFile plugin). Either of these methods could be used in a Continuous
+Integration project for running headless tests and generating JUnit XML output.
+
+### Rhino + EnvJS
+
+Everything needed to run the tests in Rhino + EnvJS is included in this
+repository inside the `ext` directory, specifically Rhino 1.7r2 and envjs 1.2
+for Rhino.
+
+### PhantomJS, PyPhantomJS
+
+PhantomJS is included as a submodule inside the `ext` directory. Our examples
+require use of PyPhantomJS with the saveToFile plugin (included) in order to
+facilitate saving XML output to the filesystem.
+
+While PhantomJS and PyPhantomJS both run on MacOS / Linux / Windows, there are
+specific dependencies for each platform. Specifics on installing these are not
+included here, but is left as an exercise for the reader. The project on Github
+contains links to various documentation, including installation notes.
+
+Here is how I got it working in MacOSX 10.6 (YMMV):
+
+* ensure you are using Python 2.6+
+* install Xcode (this gives you make, et al)
+* install qt (this gives you qmake, et al)
+  * this may be easiest via [homebrew](https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew)
+  * `brew install qt`
+* install the python sip module
+  * `pip install sip # this will fail to fully install sip, keep going`
+  * `cd build/sip`
+  * `python configure.py`
+  * `make && sudo make install`
+* install the python pyqt module
+  * `pip install pyqt # this will fail to fully install pyqt, keep going`
+  * `cd build/pyqt`
+  * `python configure.py`
+  * `make && sudo make install`