documentation updates

README.rst

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Ziggurat Foundations
 **BUG TRACKER**: https://github.com/ergo/ziggurat_foundations
 
 Top layer to make authentication, resource ownership and permission management
-fast, simple and easy. In summary, Ziggurat Foundations (Zigg), is a set of framework agnostic 
+fast, simple and easy. In summary, Ziggurat Foundations (Zigg), is a set of framework agnostic
 set of sqlalchemy classes, but most of the documentation refers to using it
 within pyramid. It is the perfect solution for handling complex login and user
 management systems, from e-commerce systems, to private intranets or large (and small)
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ further in the documentation)
 Zigg has been used (at scale) for very large implementations (millions of real users) and
 has been extended for custom applications such as geo-location applications that rely
 on pin-point accuracy for a users location. Zigg has been designed to work for
-high end environments, where the user(s) are at the main focus of the application 
+high end environments, where the user(s) are at the main focus of the application
 (for example Zigg could become the backbone for a social media style application).
 
 Zigg supplies a set of *sqlalchemy mixins* that can be used to extend
@@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ Zigg provides standard functions that let you:
 - Assign arbitrary permissions to groups
 - Assign arbitrary resource permissions to users (ie. only user X can access private forum)
 - Assign arbitrary resource permissions to groups
+- Manage nested resources with tree service
 - Assign a user o an external identity (such as facebook/twitter)
 - Manage the sign in/sign out process
 - Change users password and generate security codes

docs/changelog.rst

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Changelog
 =========
 
-2016-11-XX
+2016-11-25
 ----------
 
 * Release 0.7.0
@@ -134,10 +134,10 @@ import related changes:
 2012-11-28 version 0.3 First Alpha release
 -------------------------------------------
 * This release should have a fairly stable API
-* Hundreds of small and big changes - based on all great feedback we are now 
-  using surrogate pkeys instead of natural pkeys for most models. 
-  As result of this few methods started accepting id's instead usernames, 
-  so consider yourself warned that this release might be bw. incompatible a bit 
+* Hundreds of small and big changes - based on all great feedback we are now
+  using surrogate pkeys instead of natural pkeys for most models.
+  As result of this few methods started accepting id's instead usernames,
+  so consider yourself warned that this release might be bw. incompatible a bit
   with your application
 * At this point all tests should pass on mysql, postgresql, sqlite
 
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ import related changes:
 2012-03-10
 ----------
 
-* Add registration date to user model, changed last_login_date to no-timezone type (this seem trivial enough to not faciliate schema change) 
+* Add registration date to user model, changed last_login_date to no-timezone type (this seem trivial enough to not faciliate schema change)
 * previous revision ID: 2d472fe79b95
 
 2012-02-19