Updated doc for new development location

inclement · inclement · commit 70d2f0f4bf26 · 2015-10-04T14:33:34.000+01:00
diff --git a/doc/source/quickstart.rst b/doc/source/quickstart.rst
@@ -17,20 +17,20 @@ Installation
 
 The easiest way to install is with pip. You need to have setuptools installed, but then can do::
 
-  pip install git+https://github.com/inclement/python-for-android-revamp.git
-  
+  pip install git+https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android.git@revamp
+
 This should install python-for-android (though you may need to run as root or add --user).
   
 You could also install python-for-android manually, either via git::
 
-  git clone https://github.com/inclement/python-for-android-revamp.git
+  git clone -b revamp https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android.git
   cd python-for-android
   
 Or by direct download::
 
-  wget https://github.com/inclement/python-for-android-revamp/archive/master.zip
-  unzip master.zip
-  cd python-for-android-revamp-master
+  wget https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android/archive/revamp.zip
+  unzip revamp.zip
+  cd python-for-android-revamp
   
 Then in both cases run ``python setup.py install``.
 
@@ -53,17 +53,18 @@ essential to set some env vars. First install the Android SDK and NDK, then:
 - Set the ``ANDROIDSDK`` env var to the ``/path/to/the/sdk``
 - Set the ``ANDROIDNDK`` env var to the ``/path/to/the/ndk``
 - Set the ``ANDROIDAPI`` to the targeted API version (or leave it
-  unset to use the default of ``14``.
+  unset to use the default of ``14``).
 - Set the ``ANDROIDNDKVER`` env var to the version of the NDK
   downloaded, e.g. the current NDK is ``r10e`` (or leave it unset to
   use the default of ``r9``.
 
-The process of setting these variables should be streamlined in the
+The process of setting these variables will be streamlined in the
 future, these options are preliminary.
 
 To create a basic distribution, run .e.g::
 
-     python-for-android create --dist_name=testproject --bootstrap=pygame --requirements=sdl,python2
+     python-for-android create --dist_name=testproject --bootstrap=pygame \
+         --requirements=sdl,python2
      
 This will compile the distribution, which will take a few minutes, but
 will keep you informed about its progress. The arguments relate to the
@@ -81,15 +82,18 @@ depends on. The full list of builtin internal recipes can be seen with
          
 To build an APK, use the ``apk`` command::
 
-  python-for-android apk --private /path/to/your/app --package=org.example.packagename --name="Your app name" --version=0.1
+    python-for-android apk --private /path/to/your/app --package=org.example.packagename \
+        --name="Your app name" --version=0.1
     
 The arguments to ``apk`` can be anything accepted by the old
 python-for-android build.py; the above is a minimal set to create a
 basic app. You can see the list with ``python-for-android apk help``.
 
 A new feature of python-for-android is that you can do all of this with just one command::
 
-  python-for-android apk --private /home/asandy/devel/planewave_frozen/ --package=net.inclem.planewavessdl2 --name="planewavessdl2" --version=0.5 --bootstrap=sdl2 --requirements=sdl,python2 --dist_name=testproject
+    python-for-android apk --private /path/to/your/app \
+        --package=org.example.packagename --name="Your app name" --version=0.5 
+        --bootstrap=pygame --requirements=sdl,python2 --dist_name=testproject
   
 This combines the previous ``apk`` command with the arguments to
 ``create``, and works in exactly the same way; if no internal
