Bump major version to 3.0.0 and updated README

README.md

@@ -17,6 +17,15 @@ This is the iOS runtime for [Rive](https://rive.app), currently in beta. The api
 as we continue to improve it. Please file issues and PRs for anything busted, missing, or just wrong.
 
 # Installing rive-ios
+## Via Swift Package Manager
+To install via Swift Package Manager, in the package finder in xcode, search with the Github repository name: `https://github.com/rive-app/rive-ios`
+
+Once you have installed the package, you can run
+
+```swift
+import RiveRuntime
+```
+
 ## Via Cocoapods
 To install our pod, simply add the following to [cocoapods](https://cocoapods.org/) and run `pod install`.
 
@@ -32,13 +41,10 @@ import RiveRuntime
 
 to have access to our higher level views or build on top of our bindings to control your own animation loop.
 
-## Via Swift Package Manager
-To install via Swift Package Manager, in the package finder in xcode, search with the Github repository name: `https://github.com/rive-app/rive-ios`
-
 # Examples
-There is an example project next to the runtimes.
+There is an demo project in a folder called Demo-App that shows how simple it is to display beautiful animations with very few lines of code.
 
-The examples show simple ways of adding animated views into your app, how to add buttons & slider controls, how 
+There is also a more in-depth example project that show many ways of adding animated views into your app, how to add buttons & slider controls, how 
 to use state machines & how to navigate the contents of a rive file programatically.
 
 To run the example, open the `Rive.xcworkspace` in Xcode and run the `RiveExample` project. Check out the 
@@ -105,27 +111,27 @@ The Rive view can be further customized as part of specifying layout attributes.
 
 `fit` can be specified to determine how the animation should be resized to fit its container. The available 
 choices are: 
-- `.fitFill` 
-- `.fitContain`
-- `.fitCover`
-- `.fitFitWidth`
-- `.fitFitHeight`
-- `.fitNone`
-- `.fitScaleDown`
+- `.fill` 
+- `.contain`
+- `.cover`
+- `.fitWidth`
+- `.fitHeight`
+- `.scaleDown`
+- `.noFit`
 
 `alignment` informs how it should be aligned within the container. The available choices are: 
-- `alignmentTopLeft`
-- `alignmentTopCenter`
-- `alignmentTopRight`
-- `alignmentCenterLeft`
-- `alignmentCenter`
-- `alignmentCenterRight`
-- `alignmentBottomLeft`
-- `alignmentBottomCenter`
-- `alignmentBottomRight`
+- `topLeft`
+- `topCenter`
+- `topRight`
+- `centerLeft`
+- `center`
+- `centerRight`
+- `bottomLeft`
+- `bottomCenter`
+- `bottomRight`
 
 By default, if no `fit` or `alignment` properties are set on the `RiveViewModel`, the view will be set 
-with `.fitContain` and `.alignmentCenter`.
+with `.contain` and `.center`.
 
 To understand more on these options, check out the help docs [here](https://help.rive.app/runtimes/layout#fit).
 
@@ -134,16 +140,16 @@ To add layout options, you can set it below like:
 ```swift
 let viewModel = RiveViewModel(
     fileName: "truck_v7", 
-    fit: .fitFill,
-    alignment: .alignmentBottomLeft
+    fit: .fill,
+    alignment: .bottomLeft
 )
 ```
 
 or anytime afterwards.
 
 ```swift
-viewModel.fit = .fitCover
-viewModel.alignment = .alignmentCenter
+viewModel.fit = .cover
+viewModel.alignment = .center
 ```
 
 ### Playback Controls
@@ -155,8 +161,8 @@ are multiple artboards and/or animations defined in the Rive file.
 let viewModel = RiveViewModel(
     riveFile: "artboard_animations",
     animationName: "rollaround",
-    fit: .fitContain,
-    alignment: .alignmentCenter,
+    fit: .contain,
+    alignment: .center,
     autoplay: true,
     artboardName: "Square"
 )
@@ -175,8 +181,8 @@ When playing animations, the loop mode and direction of the animations can also
 ```swift
 viewModel.play(
     animationName: "rollaround",
-    loop: .loopOneShot,
-    direction: .directionBackwards
+    loop: .oneShot,
+    direction: .backwards
 )
 ```
 
@@ -234,7 +240,7 @@ class FancyViewModel: RiveViewModel {
 Then you would instantiate your view model and configure it with the `RiveView` as you normally would:
 
 ```swift
-class SimpleAnimationViewController: UIViewController {
+class FancyAnimationViewController: UIViewController {
     @IBOutlet weak var riveView: RiveView!
     var fancyVM = FancyViewModel()
 

VERSION

@@ -1 +1 @@
-2.0.29
+3.0.0