Fix docs to conform to new API

README.md

@@ -1,10 +1,9 @@
 # elm-review-codeinstaller
 
-**NOTE:** *This version is a breaking change from version 12.05.  The visible part is an improved set of rule names. Please see the documentation,
-both below and for the 
-A package designed to make it easy to add pieces of code to an existing codebase using `elm-review` rules. This package provides a set of tools to help you automatically insert clauses in case expressions, fields in type aliases, fields in initializer functions, and variants in custom types.*
+**NOTE:** _This version is a breaking change from version 12.05. The visible part is an improved set of rule names. Please see the documentation,
+both below and for the [codeinstaller-rulesets](https://github.com/jxxcarlson/codeinstaller-rulesets) package designed to make it easy to add pieces of code to an existing codebase using `elm-review` rules. This package provides a set of tools to help you automatically insert clauses in case expressions, fields in type aliases, fields in initializer functions, and variants in custom types._
 
-*The project is still in development, so expect it to change a lot over the next weeks and likely months. For now, consider it to be an experiment.*
+_The project is still in development, so expect it to change a lot over the next weeks and likely months. For now, consider it to be an experiment._
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -59,12 +58,12 @@ addResetCounter =
 
 addResetCounterVariant : Rule
 addResetCounterVariant =
-    Install.TypeVariant.makeRule "Counter" "Msg" "ResetCounter"
+    Install.typeVariant "Counter" "Msg" "ResetCounter"
 
 addResetCounterClause : Rule
 addResetCounterClause =
     Install.ClauseInCase.config "Counter" "update" "ResetCounter" "( { model | counter = 0 }, Cmd.none )"
-        |> Install.ClauseInCase.makeRule
+        |> Install.clauseInCase
 ```
 
 After running `elm-review --fix`, your `Counter` module will be updated as follows:
@@ -115,14 +114,13 @@ For this to succeed, your Lamdera project must have a notion of "page," as in th
 that you will find in the folder `counter-original` of the
 repo for this project. Try copying that folder.
 
-
 ## Contributing
 
 Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request if you have any improvements or bug fixes.
 
 ## Contributors
 
-James Carlson and Mateus Leite.  We also thank Jeroen Engels for his
+[James Carlson](https://github.com/jxxcarlson) and [Mateus Leite](https://github.com/mateusfpleite). We also thank [Jeroen Engels](https://github.com/jfmengels) for his
 contributions to making our API much better.
 
 ## License

src/Install/ClauseInCase.elm

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ in a specified module. For example, if you put the code below in your
         "updateFromFrontend"
         "ResetCounter"
         "( { model | counter = 0 }, broadcast (CounterNewValue 0 clientId) )"
-        |> Install.ClauseInCase.makeRule
+        |> Install.clauseInCase
 
 Thus we will have
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ type alias Config =
         "updateFromFrontend"
         "ResetCounter"
         "( { model | counter = 0 }, broadcast (CounterNewValue 0 clientId) )"
-        |> Install.ClauseInCase.makeRule
+        |> Install.clauseInCase
 
 If you need additional configuration, check the `withInsertAfter` and `withCustomErrorMessage` functions.
 
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ To add the clause `Aspasia` after the clause `Aristotle`, you can use the follow
         "Aspasia"
         "Just Aspasia"
         |> Install.ClauseInCase.withInsertAfter "Aristotle"
-        |> Install.ClauseInCase.makeRule
+        |> Install.clauseInCase
 
 This will add the clause `Aspasia` after the clause `Aristotle` in the `stringToPhilosopher` function, resulting in:
 
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ You also can add the clause after another clause of choice with the `withInsertA
         "ResetCounter"
         "( { model | counter = 0 }, broadcast (CounterNewValue 0 clientId) )"
         |> Install.ClauseInCase.withInsertAtBeginning
-        |> Install.ClauseInCase.makeRule
+        |> Install.clauseInCase
 
 In this case we will have
 
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ withInsertAtBeginning (Internal.Config config_) =
         "ResetCounter"
         "( { model | counter = 0 }, broadcast (CounterNewValue 0 clientId) )"
         |> Install.ClauseInCase.withCustomErrorMessage "Add handler for ResetCounter" []
-        |> Install.ClauseInCase.makeRule
+        |> Install.clauseInCase
 
 -}
 withCustomErrorMessage : String -> List String -> Config -> Config

src/Install/FieldInTypeAlias.elm

@@ -6,7 +6,8 @@ in a specified module. For example, if you put the code below in your
 `quot: String` to the type alias `FrontendModel` in the `Types` module.
 
     -- code for ReviewConfig.elm:
-    Install.FieldInTypeAlias.makeRule "Types" "FrontendModel" [ "clientName: String", "quot: String" ]
+    Install.FieldInTypeAlias.config "Types" "FrontendModel" [ "clientName: String", "quot: String" ]
+        |> Install.fieldInTypeAlias
 
 Thus we will have
 
@@ -42,7 +43,8 @@ type alias Config =
 
 After running the rule with the following code:
 
-    Install.FieldInTypeAlias.makeRule "Types" "FrontendModel" [ "clientName: String", "quot: String" ]
+    Install.FieldInTypeAlias.config "Types" "FrontendModel" [ "clientName: String", "quot: String" ]
+        |> Install.fieldInTypeAlias
 
 we will have
 

src/Install/Function/ReplaceFunction.elm

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ module Install.Function.ReplaceFunction exposing (Config, config)
             "view"
             """view model =
             Html.text "This is a test\""""
-            |> Install.Function.ReplaceFunction.makeRule
+            |> Install.replaceFunction
 
 Running this rule will replace the function `view` in the module `Frontend` with the provided implementation.
 
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ The form of the rule is the same for nested modules:
             "Foo.Bar"
             "earnInterest"
             "hoho model = { model | interest = 1.03 * model.interest }"
-            |> Install.Function.ReplaceFunction.makeRule
+            |> Install.replaceFunction
 
 @docs Config, config
 

src/Install/Initializer.elm

@@ -6,9 +6,10 @@ the `ReviewConfig` item below, you specify the module name, the function
 name, as well as a list of item `{field = <fieldName>, value = <value>}`
 to be added to the function.
 
-    Install.Initializer.makeRule "Main"
+    Install.Initializer.config "Main"
         "init"
         [ { field = "message", value = "\"hohoho!\"" }, { field = "counter", value = "0" } ]
+        |> Install.initializer
 
 Thus we will have
 
@@ -40,9 +41,10 @@ As in the `ReviewConfig` item below, you specify
 the module name, the function name, as well as the
 field name and value to be added to the function:
 
-    Install.Initializer.makeRule "Main"
+    Install.Initializer.config "Main"
         "init"
         [ { field = "message", value = "\"hohoho!\"" }, { field = "counter", value = "0" } ]
+        |> Install.initializer
 
 -}
 config : String -> String -> List { field : String, value : String } -> Config