Fix up readme for new version

README.md

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+# WP API Developer Console
 
-WordPress.com REST API Developer Console
-================
+An open source version of https://developer.wordpress.com/docs/api/console/ that
+works with WP API.
 
-An open source version of https://developer.wordpress.com/docs/api/console/ that you can run yourself. Uses implicit OAuth for authentication.
-The console requires a WordPress.com application to be created.
+## Setting Up
 
-## Configuring the console
+### Step 1: Creating a Consumer
+Once you have WP API and the OAuth server plugins activated on your server,
+you'll need to create a "consumer". This is an identifier for the application,
+and includes a "key" and "secret", both needed to link to your site.
 
-### Create an Application
+To create the consumer, run the following **on your server**:
+```bash
+$ wp oauth1 add
 
-1. Login to WordPress.com
-2. Visit https://developer.wordpress.com/apps/
-3. Click "Create New Application"
-4. Full in your applications name and description
-5. Enter a redirect URI for your application. See http://developer.wordpress.com/docs/oauth2/ for more information
-6. Enter any domains you plan on accessing the console from in the "Javascript Origins" box
-7. Click 'Create'
-8. Note the "Client ID" and "Redirect URL" fields
+ID: 4
+Key: sDc51JgH2mFu
+Secret: LnUdIsyhPFnURkatekRIAUfYV7nmP4iF3AVxkS5PRHPXxgOW
+```
 
-### Provide the console your application setting
+Note the key and secret returned here. You'll need those in a moment.
 
-Once you have your application credentials you need to create a configuration file for your application.
+### Step 2: Save your configuration
+Time to link the console to your site. Copy `config.sample.json` to
+`config.json` and begin editing. You'll need to set all options in there, and
+your `api_url` setting should point to your API install without the
+trailing slash:
 
-Wherever you have placed the console (the index.html, js, and css folders) create a "config.json" file with the following contents:
+```json
+{
+    "api_url": "http://example.com/wp-json",
+    "client_key": "sDc51JgH2mFu",
+    "client_secret": "LnUdIsyhPFnURkatekRIAUfYV7nmP4iF3AVxkS5PRHPXxgOW"
+}
+```
 
-    {
-        "client_id": _CLIENT_ID_,
-	    "redirect_uri": "_REDIRECT_URI_"
-    }
-    
-You can use the config.sample.json as a base.
+Replace `http://example.com/` with the site you're running WP API on.
 
-Replace _CLIENT_ID with the ID from above and _REDIRECT_URI_ with the URI from above.
+### Step 3: Run it!
+Open the console in your browser. You should see routes appear in the top left
+of your screen. (If these are missing, your `api_url` is set incorrectly.)
 
-You should now be able to load the console and authenticate using the box in the lower right hand corner.
+To make authenticated requests, simply hit the **Auth** button and follow the
+steps on-screen!
+
+## Credits
+* Uses code based on OpenStreetMap's [osm-auth][]. Licensed under the public
+  domain.
+
+[osm-auth]: https://github.com/osmlab/osm-auth