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docs/corejs.rst

@@ -30,7 +30,11 @@ The following pollyfills are included (links are to documentation, usually on MD
 Core Modules
 ------------
 
-  - url
+  - url (exposed as Url to qml)
+  - querystring (exposed as Querystring)
+  - punycode (exposed as Punycode)
+  - path (incomplete, exposed as Paths, not Path, because of the QtQuick.Path)
+  - fs (incomplete, exposed as FileSystem)
 
 Usage
 -----

docs/distributing.rst

@@ -50,29 +50,25 @@ To bridge the gap between the QML way of doing things and the ES6 style, ``qmlif
 
     Test 0.1 test.js
 
-    // package.yml
-    exports:
-        test: ExampleModule/Test
-
-Optionally, you can specify the default or latest version in the export::
-
-    // package.yml
-    exports:
-        test: ExampleModule/Test 0.1
+    // quickly.json
+    {
+        "exports": {
+            "test": "ExampleModule/Test"
+        }
+    }
 
-And install the ``package.yml`` file along side the ``qmldir`` and QML/JS files. Now in your app you'd do the following::
+And install the ``quickly.json`` file (from the build folder, NOT the original one in your source folder) along side the ``qmldir`` and QML/JS files. Now in your app you'd do the following::
 
     // app.js
     import {test} from 'test'
 
     test()
 
-    // package.yml
-    dependencies:
-       test: 0.1
-
-If a default version is available and you want to use that, you can leave the dependency out of the ``package.yml`` file.
-
-Note that the ``package.yml`` is used to both list dependencies and/or exports, depending on your needs. To see all available QMLified modules, run::
+    // quickly.json
+    {
+        "dependencies": {
+            "test": "0.1"
+        }
+    }
 
-    $ qmlify --modules
+If a default version is available and you want to use that, you can leave the dependency out of the ``quickly.json`` file.

docs/qmlify.rst

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ QMLify Transpiler
 Babel setup and basic usage
 ---------------------------
 
-To use ``qmlify``, you will need to the ``babel`` CLI installed globally using NPM::
+To use ``qmlify``, you will need to the ``babel`` and ``qmlify`` CLIs installed globally using NPM::
 
-    $ npm install -g babel-cli
+    $ npm install -g babel-cli qmlify
 
 You will need to add a ``.babelrc`` file to tell ``babel`` (used by ``qmlify``) which transformations to apply. Here is a sample ``.babelrc`` file with ES6 and some additional features enabled:
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Based on the this config file, you will need the following NPM packages saved lo
 
 Now just run `qmlify` on your src directory like this::
 
-    $ qmlify src build
+    $ qmlify -d src
 
 This will transpile all JS files and copy any other files to the ``build`` directory. Now, run or reference your main QML file from the ``build`` directory instead of the `src` directory.