Cleanup

.gitignore

@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
 .idea
 .DS_Store
+/vendor/

README.md

@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@
 
 `jsv4-php` is a data validator, using version 4 JSON Schemas.
 
-Just include `jsv4.php` from your code, and use the static methods on the `Jsv4` class it defines.
+Use composer autoload to load Jsv4 classes, and use the static methods on the `Jsv4` class it defines.
 
 Usage:
 
-### `Jsv4::validate($data, $schema)`
+### `Jsv4\Jsv4::validate($data, $schema)`
 
 This usage returns an object of the following shape.
 ```json
@@ -33,17 +33,17 @@ The values in the `errors` array are similar to those for [tv4](https://github.c
 
 The `code` property corresponds to a constant corresponding to the nature of the validation error, e.g. `JSV4_INVALID_TYPE`.  The names of these constants (and their values) match up exactly with the [constants from tv4](https://github.com/geraintluff/tv4/blob/master/source/api.js).
 
-### `Jsv4::isValid($data, $schema)`
+### `Jsv4\Jsv4::isValid($data, $schema)`
 
 If you just want to know the validation status, and don't care what the errors actually are, then this is a more concise way of getting it.
 
 It returns a boolean indicating whether the data correctly followed the schema.
 
-### `Jsv4::coerce($data, $schema)`
+### `Jsv4\Jsv4::coerce($data, $schema)`
 
 Sometimes, the data is not quite the correct shape - but it could be *made* the correct shape by simple modifications.
 
-If you call `Jsv4::coerce($data, $schema)`, then it will attempt to change the data.
+If you call `Jsv4\Jsv4::coerce($data, $schema)`, then it will attempt to change the data.
 
 If it is successful, then a modified version of the data can be found in `$result->value`.
 
@@ -53,19 +53,19 @@ It's not psychic - in fact, it's quite limited.  What it currently does is:
 
 Perhaps you are using data from `$_GET`, so everything's a string, but the schema says certain values should be integers or booleans.
 
-`Jsv4::coerce()` will attempt to convert strings to numbers/booleans *only where the schema says*, leaving other numerically-value strings as strings.
+`Jsv4\Jsv4::coerce()` will attempt to convert strings to numbers/booleans *only where the schema says*, leaving other numerically-value strings as strings.
 
 ### Missing properties
 
 Perhaps the API needs a complete object (described using `"required"` in the schema), but only a partial one was supplied.
 
-`Jsv4::coerce()` will attempt to insert appropriate values for the missing properties, using a default (if it is defined in a nearby `"properties"` entry) or by creating a value if it knows the type.
+`Jsv4\Jsv4::coerce()` will attempt to insert appropriate values for the missing properties, using a default (if it is defined in a nearby `"properties"` entry) or by creating a value if it knows the type.
 
 ## The `SchemaStore` class
 
 This class represents a collection of schemas.  You include it from `schema-store.php`, and use it like this:
 ```php
-$store = new SchemaStore();
+$store = new Jsv4\SchemaStore();
 $store->add($url, $schema);
 $retrieved = $store->get($url);
 ```

composer.json

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     },
     "autoload": {
-        "classmap": [
-            "jsv4.php",
-            "schema-store.php"
-        ]
+        "psr-4": {
+            "Jsv4\\": "src/Jsv4"
+        }
     }
-}
+}