Updating README for GitHub integration.

project_github/README.md

@@ -28,53 +28,13 @@ Installation
   configuration, but in order to be updated continuously, a webhook and
   personal access token need to be set up on GitHub.
 
-- Set up a personal access token:
+- Set up GitHub web hooks:
 
-  - Visit your GitHub profile page (or better yet, set up a dedicated new
-    account). Edit the profile. Under the "Applications" tab click
-    "Generate new token". This will create a special token that can access
-    certain items as if it was your user account.
-
-  - Name your token something identifiable, such as "project_github_token".
-
-  - Set permissions for the token. The Project GitHub integration module only
-    requires access to the "public_repo" permission (and "repo" if working with
-    private repositories). It's recommended to use the bare minimum for
-    security. You can always create a new token with more permissions later.
-
-  - Generate the token. On the next page, you'll be shown the new personal
-    access token. Note you MUST copy it at this point. GitHub will never show
-    it to you again.
-
-  - Now that you have a personal access token, add this line to the bottom of
-    your site's settings.php file (replacing your token in the value):
-
-    $settings['project_github_access_token'] = 'e7f11ec_hash_from_github_4f6af62';
-
-- Set up GitHub webhooks:
-
-  - Webhooks can be set up at the organization or on a per-repository basis.
-    You can find and create webhooks by editing the profile of an organization
-    or the settings of a repository on GitHub. Find the tab for "Webhooks &
-    Services".
-
-  - This module requires two separate webhooks set up each as follows:
-
-    - Payload URL: http://example.com/project/github/release
-    - Content type: application/json
-    - Secret: [make up a secret value and save it for later]
-    - Let me select individual events:
-      - Release
-
-    - Payload URL: http://example.com/project/github/push
-    - Content type: application/json
-    - Secret: [use the same secret value as the first hook]
-    - Just the push event
-
-  - Lastly, add the secret you created in your webhooks to the settings.php
-    file:
-
-    $settings['project_github_secret_key'] = 'secret_key_created_in_webhooks';
+  This module uses the [GitHub API module](https://backdropcms.org/project/githubapi)
+  to interact with GitHub. To set up a connection between a repository or
+  organization, visit the GitHub API settings page and add the owner and
+  repository path and click "Hook repo". This will set up necessary web hooks
+  on GitHub.com.
 
 To test the entire system, create a new release on GitHub. This should
 automatically create a new project node and project release node on your site.