Update README.md

Author: sjh37

README.md

@@ -19,14 +19,11 @@ the generated code to my liking.
 
 [Click here](https://github.com/sjh37/EntityFramework-Reverse-POCO-Code-First-Generator/releases) to see what's new in this release.
 
-### Donation
-
-To make a donation via PayPal, [please click here](https://www.paypal.me/SJH37).
-
 ### Supported databases
 
 * SQL Server
 * SQL Server Compact 3.5 and 4.0
+* Comming soon: Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL
 
 ### Highly customisable output
 
@@ -40,29 +37,38 @@ If your database changes, simply re-save the `<database>.tt` file. That's it.
 
 ### To install and use this project:
 
-* For Visual Studio 2012 & 2013, install Entity Framework 6 Tools
+- EF 6
+  * For Visual Studio 2012 & 2013, install Entity Framework 6 Tools
   [available here](http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40762)
   This installs the required EF6.Utility.CS.ttinclude which is used for pluralisation
   You only need to do this once.
-* Use Nuget and install EntityFramework.
-* Add a connect string to your app.config. Something like:
+  * Use Nuget and install EntityFramework.
+  * Add a connect string to your app.config. Something like:
 ```xml
 <connectionStrings>
   <add name="MyDbContext"
        providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"
        connectionString="Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=MyDatabase;Integrated Security=True;" />
 </connectionStrings>
 ```
+- .NET Core
+  * Use Nuget and install the relevant nuget package for your datbase, such as `Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer`
+
 * The connection string you use must have at least these privileges: `ddladmin`, `datareader` and `datawriter`.
   `ddladmin` is required for reading the default constraints.
 * In Visual Studio, right click project and select "add - new item".
 * Select Online, and search for **reverse poco**.
 * Select **EntityFramework Reverse POCO Generator**.
 * Give the file a name, such as `Database.tt` and click Add.
-* Edit the `Database.tt` file and specify the connection string as "**MyDbContext**" which matches your name in `app.config`.
-* Save the `Database.tt` file, which will now generate the `Database.cs` file.
-* There are many options you can use to customise the generated code.
-  All of these settings are in the `Database.tt` files.
+
+- .NET Core
+  * Edit the `Database.tt` file and specify the full connection string in `Settings.ConnectionString`. This is used by the generater to read your database schema and reverse engineer it.
+  * Edit the `Database.tt` file and specify the connection string in `Settings.ConnectionStringName` which matches the ConnectionString key as specified in your `appsettings.json`, `app.config` or `web.config`.
+- EF 6
+  * Edit the `Database.tt` file and specify the connection string as "**MyDbContext**" which matches your name in `app.config`.
+
+* Save the `Database.tt` file, which will now generate the `Database.cs` file. Every time you save your `Database.tt` file, the generator will run and reverse engineer your database.
+* There are many options you can use to customise the generated code. All of these settings are in the `Database.tt` files.
 
 ### UI
 
@@ -72,20 +78,21 @@ A simple UI for the generator is available at
 ### Editing TT (T4) Files
 To have full syntax highlighting and intellisense when editing TT files, I use the Resharper plugin ForTea. I can't imagine editing TT files without it.
 
+With the new v3, you no longer have to edit the `EF.Reverse.POCO.v3.ttinclude` file as this file is now generated from a C# project. This repository includes the BuildTT file which creates the `EF.Reverse.POCO.v3.ttinclude` from the `Generator` C# project.
+
 ### Getting a pull request accepted
 Have a read of [https://github.com/blog/1943-how-to-write-the-perfect-pull-request](How to write the perfect pull request)
 
 My requirements are simple:
 
 1. Always keep the changes to a **minimum**, so I can see **exactly** what's changed in regard to the pull request. I.e. No whitespace tidy up, etc.
 2. No tabs, only spaces (4).
-3. Don't move functions about, please leave them where they are.
-4. No new files. This will always get rejected. Add any new code/classes into the two existing .ttinclude files.
-5. Don't be tempted to do a few different enhancements in one pull request. Have **one** pull request for **one** bug fix / enhancement.
+3. Edit the Generator C# project, as this is what is used to create the `EF.Reverse.POCO.v3.ttinclude` file. This repository includes the `BuildTT` project which creates the `EF.Reverse.POCO.v3.ttinclude` from the `Generator` C# project.
+4. Don't be tempted to do a few different enhancements in one pull request. Have **one** pull request for **one** bug fix / enhancement.
 
 Regards,
 Simon Hughes
 
-* E: [simon@hicrest.net](mailto:simon@hicrest.net)
+* E: [simon@reversepoco.co.uk](mailto:simon@reversepoco.co.uk)
 * W: [about.me/simon.hughes](http://about.me/simon.hughes)
 * B: [simon-hughes.blogspot.co.uk](http://simon-hughes.blogspot.co.uk)