Add 0.3.0 docs (#206)

Author: mrmrcoleman

README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ You can find further documentation [here](https://github.com/netboxlabs/netbox-c
 
 ## Requirements
 
-* NetBox v4.4-beta or later
+* NetBox v4.4 or later
 
 ## Installation
 

docs/api.md

@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ The response will include the created object with its assigned ID and additional
 
 ### API output in the browser
 
-As with other NetBox objects, you can also view the API output for given Custom Objects by prepending `api/` to the URL, e.g. `api/plugins/custom-objects/dhcp_scope/`
+As with other NetBox objects, you can also view the API output for given Custom Objects by prepending `api/` to the URL, e.g. `api/plugins/custom-objects/dhcp_scopes/`
 
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docs/index.md

@@ -48,14 +48,18 @@ Let's walk through the above DHCP Scope example, to highlight the steps involved
 ### Create the Custom Object Type
 
 1. Navigate to the Custom Objects plugin in the left navigation pane and click the `+` next to `Custom Object Types`
-2. Choose a name for your Custom Object Type. In this case we will choose `dhcp_scope`
+2. Choose the relevant naming for your Custom Object Type.
 
-> [!TIP]
-> Give your Custom Object Types URL friendly names
+| Field                   | Value         |
+|-------------------------|---------------|
+| Internal name           | `dhcp_scope`  |
+| Display name (singular) | `DHCP Scope`  |
+| Display name (plural)   | `DHCP Scopes` |
+| URL path/slug           | `dhcp_scopes` |
 
 > [!TIP]
-> By default the plural name for your Custom Object Type will be its name with `s` appended. So for example, multiple `dhcp_scope` Custom Objects will be referred to as `dhcp_scopes`.  
-> This behaviour can be overridden using the `Readable plural name` field. For example if you have a Custom Object Type called `Child` you can use the `Readable plural name` field to specify `Children` instead of `Childs`  
+> You can optionally choose a version for for your custom object type, e.g. `0.1`  
+> Custom Object Type versioning will become more important in future releases of NetBox Custom Objects
 
 3. Click `Create`
 
@@ -87,15 +91,15 @@ Typically, NetBox admins would be responsible for thinking through modelling req
 
 Now that you've created your `DHCP Scope` Custom Object Type, let's go ahead and create a new `DHCP Scope`.
 
-1. Under the NetBox Custom Objects plugin in the left side navigation you will now see `Dhcp_scopes`. Click on `+` next to your new Custom Object Type.
+1. Under the NetBox Custom Objects plugin in the left side navigation you will now see `DHCP Scopes`. Click on `+` next to your new Custom Object Type.
 2. As you added a single field, called `Range` of type `IPAM > IP Range` you are prompted to specify a range. Go and ahead and select one, then click `Create`.
 3. You're now taken to the detail view for your new `DHCP Scope` object.
 
 #### Standard list views for Custom Objects
 
-As with core NetBox objects, Custom Objects have their own list views. To see all your `DHCP Scopes` you can just click on your Custom Object Type in the Custom Object plugin section in the left side navigation. In the example above, click on `Custom Objects` -> `OBJECTS` -> `Dhcp_scopes`
+As with core NetBox objects, Custom Objects have their own list views. To see all your `DHCP Scopes` you can just click on your Custom Object Type in the Custom Object plugin section in the left side navigation. In the example above, click on `Custom Objects` -> `OBJECTS` -> `DHCP Scopes`
 
-You will now see a standard NetBox list view for your new Custom Objects with the standard options including `Configure Table`, `+ Add`, Import, Export, etc
+You will now see a standard NetBox list view for your new Custom Objects with the standard options including `Configure Table`, `+ Add`, `Import`, `Export`, etc
 
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