repo rename

Author: beneidel

docs/arrays.md

@@ -21,11 +21,11 @@ At first, you might be surprised by this...
 ``` javascript
 var delta = jsondiffpatch.diff({ name: 'tito' }, { name: 'tito' });
 
-assertSame(delta, { 
-  _0: [{ name: 'tito' }, 0, 0], 
+assertSame(delta, {
+  _0: [{ name: 'tito' }, 0, 0],
   0: [{ name: 'tito' }]
 });
-// reads as: remove { name: 'tito' } at 0, 
+// reads as: remove { name: 'tito' } at 0,
 //           insert { name: 'tito' } at 0
 ```
 
@@ -85,4 +85,4 @@ For more details check [delta format documentation](deltas.md)
 
 #### Html
 
-On html you will see moves as fancy curved arrows (check [Live Demo](http://benjamine.github.com/JsonDiffPatch/demo/index.html) ), these are implemented using SVG elements and an embedded script tag, they will only show up [if your browser supports SVG](http://caniuse.com/svg)
+On html you will see moves as fancy curved arrows (check [Live Demo](http://benjamine.github.com/jsondiffpatch/demo/index.html) ), these are implemented using SVG elements and an embedded script tag, they will only show up [if your browser supports SVG](http://caniuse.com/svg)

docs/deltas.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ This format was created with a balance between readability and low footprint in
 - to represent changed parts, arrays and magic numbers are used to keep a low footprint (ie. you won't see verbosity like ```"type": "added")
 - keep it pure JSON serializable
 
-A great way to understand this format is using the "Annotated JSON" option in the [Live Demo](http://benjamine.github.com/JsonDiffPatch/demo/index.html), and try the different left/right examples, or edit left/right JSON to see the annotated delta update as your type.
+A great way to understand this format is using the "Annotated JSON" option in the [Live Demo](http://benjamine.github.com/jsondiffpatch/demo/index.html), and try the different left/right examples, or edit left/right JSON to see the annotated delta update as your type.
 
 Here's a complete reference of this format.
 
@@ -101,8 +101,8 @@ But if both strings are long enough, [a text diffing algorythm](https://code.goo
 
 You can modify the minimum length with:
 ``` javascript
-var customDiffPatch = jsondiffpatch.create({ 
-  textDiff: { 
+var customDiffPatch = jsondiffpatch.create({
+  textDiff: {
     minLength: 60 // default value
   }
 });

docs/formatters.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Formatters
 ==========
 
-Some formatters are included that let you convert a JSON delta into other formats, you can see some of these used in the [Live Demo](http://benjamine.github.com/JsonDiffPatch/demo/index.html)
+Some formatters are included that let you convert a JSON delta into other formats, you can see some of these used in the [Live Demo](http://benjamine.github.com/jsondiffpatch/demo/index.html)
 
 Html
 ----

docs/plugins.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Plugin a new diff filter
 
   var diffpatcher = jsondiffpatch.create();
   var NUMERIC_DIFFERENCE = -8;
-  
+
   var numericDiffFilter = function(context) {
     if (typeof context.left === 'number' && typeof context.right === 'number') {
       context.setResult([0, context.right - context.left, NUMERIC_DIFFERENCE]).exit();
@@ -64,13 +64,13 @@ Let's make the corresponding patch filter that will handle the new delta type
   // try it
   var right = diffpatcher.patch({ population: 400 }, delta);
   assertSame(right, { population: 403 });
-  
+
   // patch twice!
   diffpatcher.patch(right, delta);
   assertSame(right, { population: 406 });
 
 /*
-To complete the plugin, let's add the reverse filter, so numeric deltas can be reversed 
+To complete the plugin, let's add the reverse filter, so numeric deltas can be reversed
 (this is needed for unpatching too)
 */
 
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ To complete the plugin, let's add the reverse filter, so numeric deltas can be r
   // try it
   var reverseDelta = diffpatcher.reverse(delta);
   assertSame(reverseDelta, [0, -3, NUMERIC_DIFFERENCE]);
-  
+
   // unpatch twice!
   diffpatcher.unpatch(right, delta);
   assertSame(right, { population: 403 });