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-## Form Tools API
+# Form Tools API
 
-See the documentation for information about the Form Tools API:
-https://docs.formtools.org/api/
+This repo contains the Form Tools API, providing some convenience methods to extend Form Tools in various ways:
+- Let's you create complex, multi-page forms that integrate well with Form Tools. 
+- Let's you display Form Tools data on your website publicly
+- Provides ways to create user accounts, login to Form Tools programmatically
+- Lots more. 
 
+The API documentation is pretty thorough. Please refer to one of the following sections:
+
+- [API v1.x](https://docs.formtools.org/api/) - current version, but soon to be legacy
+- [API v2.x](https://docs.formtools.org/api/v2) - this is coming (very) soon
+
+## API v1.x vs. v2.x
+
+Form Tools 3 was a complete rewrite of the application, including changing the codebase from functional code to
+object-oriented. The API v2.x was updated for Form Tools 3 compatibility, converting the API into a class.  
+
+In terms of functionality, v1.x and v2.x of the API are identical: they (currently) provide the same methods. _What's
+changed has the way you call the API methods_. 
+
+## Examples
+
+The documentation links above contains in-page example code for all the methods, but for something more hands-on
+check out the `examples/` folder in this repo. That contains some simple, bare-bones examples (no CSS!) of some of the
+API methods that can easily be shown. Other methods such as the form integration methods need additional work to
+configure Form Tools - so couldn't be included. See the [tutorials](https://docs.formtools.org/tutorials/) for further 
+info on them.
+
+The`v1/` folder contains the old Form Tools 2.x compatible API methods (version 1.x of the API); the `v2/`
+folder contains Form Tools 3 compatible API methods (version 2.x of the API). For Form Tools 3 users, please use
+the `v2/` folder examples - `v1/` is just provided for people upgrading to Form Tools 3 and want to keep
+compatibility with their existing API forms and usage.
+
+### How to view the examples
+
+- Create a form in Form Tools - it doesn't matter if it's an internal, external or Form Builder form. Many of
+the Form Tools API methods rely on passing form IDs, view IDs and more. As such you may find you will need
+to edit these examples to pass the IDs/settings that are correct for your installation and forms.
+- The Form Tools download packages from (formtools.org)[https://formtools.org/download/] all include the API as 
+part of the bundle, but if you're getting the code from the source github repos, be sure to upload the contents of 
+the latest [API package version](https://github.com/formtools/api/releases) to your `[Form Tools root]/global/api/ folder`. 
+- Edit the `examples-config.php` file in this folder to set the `$examples_enabled = true;` variable. The examples
+are all disabled by default to prevent accidentally exposing your Form Tools submission data to the outside world.
+If you're worried about this, just move the examples folder wherever you want on your server and change the paths 
+to the api.php/API.class.php file. 
+
+## Getting help
+
+Check out the [Form Tools forums](https://forums.formtools.org.  If you think you've found a bug - please report it here 
+on the github repo. Thanks!