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-# WordPress Code Examples Starter
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-This template repository is pre-configured to provide all of the tools to format code to match the WordPress coding standards.
+# Newspack starter template for custom plugins
 
+This template is a pre-configured starting point for custom plugin development on the Newspack platform.
+It will give you all of the tools you needs to get up and running quickly.
 
 ## What does it provide?
 
-1. Linting and formatting tools for PHP, JavaScript, CSS and package.json files.
-2. A GitHub action to that runs linting on PRs and merged to trunk.
-3. Build process provided by `@wordpress/scripts`
+1. A pre-configured build process provided by the `@wordpress/scripts` package. This is the standard build process for WordPress. For more information on configuration and options, please see the [official documentation](https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/reference-guides/packages/packages-scripts/).
+2. A PHP CodeSniffer configuration that will check your code against the coding standards that are recommended by the Newspack team.
+3. A Prettier configuration for WordPress.
+4. Linting tools for CSS, JS and PHP
+5. A GitHub action to check that your commits and merges adhere to the correct coding standards
+6. A GitHub action to automatically deploy your changes when merged to trunk. (See the Setup section for how to enable this feature)
 
 ## How do I use it?
-1. Start by clicking the `Use this template` to use this as a starting point for your project.
-2. Run `npm run setup` to install everything.
-3. If using VSCode add the following to your settings.json
-```json
-"editor.codeActionsOnSave": {
-	"source.fixAll.eslint": true
-},
-```
 
+1. Start by clicking the `Use this template` to use this as a starting point for your project.
+2. In the Secrets and Variables->Actions under the Settings menu of the new repository. Create new `SFTP_USER` and `SFTP_PASSWORD` secrets and add the credentials provided by NewPack for each.
+3. Checkout the repo locally and run `npm run setup` to install everything.
+4. Start developing!