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README.md

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ This PHP composer package is meant to provide a unified easy-to-use Opencast RES
 # Basic Usage
 There are 2 approaches to use the Opencast REST Endpoints from this library:
 
-1. The first one is via the generic `OpencastApi\OpenCast` which contains all available Opencast endpoints (which are capable with the API version defined in the config). The advantage of using this approach is a better control over all available endpoints. <b>(Recommended)</b>
+1. The first one is via the generic `OpencastApi\Opencast` which contains all available Opencast endpoints (which are capable with the API version defined in the config). The advantage of using this approach is a better control over all available endpoints. <b>(Recommended)</b>
 
-<b>NOTE:</b> When using this library against a distributed Opencast setup with admin and presentation split, you can pass another set of configuration as the second parameter when instantiating the `OpencastApi\OpenCast`. Initially, the presentation node only takes care of search endpoint.
+<b>NOTE:</b> When using this library against a distributed Opencast setup with admin and presentation split, you can pass another set of configuration as the second parameter when instantiating the `OpencastApi\Opencast`. Initially, the presentation node only takes care of search endpoint.
 ```php
 $config = [
  'url' => 'https://develop.opencast.org/', // The API URL of the Opencast instance. (required)
@@ -32,12 +32,12 @@ $engageConfig = [
  'version' => null, // The API version. (Default null). (optional)
 ];
 
-use OpencastApi\OpenCast;
+use OpencastApi\Opencast;
 
 // In case of a distributed Opencast setup
-$opencastDualApi = new OpenCast($config, $engageConfig);
+$opencastDualApi = new Opencast($config, $engageConfig);
 // Or simply 
-$opencastApi = new OpenCast($config);
+$opencastApi = new Opencast($config);
 
 // Accessing Event Endpoints to get all events
 $events = [];
@@ -152,9 +152,9 @@ $filters = [
 Sometimes it is needed to perform the request with a disposable header of `X-RUN-WITH-ROLES` containing some roles (e.g. user ids) in order for Opencast to assume that those users has special access right.<br />It is commonly used to get data with `onlyWithWriteAccess` parameter for example to perform [`getAll`](https://github.com/elan-ev/opencast-php-library/wiki/OcSeriesApi#getallparams--) in `OcSeriesApi` and grab those series that only specified users have access to!<br />In order to perform such requests it is needed to call the `runWithRoles` method <b>before</b> calling the desired function in a class:<br />
 NOTE: This method <b>accepts</b> an `Array` defining the roles to check against!
 ```php
-// With OpenCast generic class
-use OpencastApi\OpenCast;
-$opencastApi = new OpenCast($config);
+// With Opencast generic class
+use OpencastApi\Opencast;
+$opencastApi = new Opencast($config);
 
 // Role
 $roles = ['ROLE_ADMIN'];
@@ -173,9 +173,9 @@ $seriesResponse = $ocSeriesApi->runWithRoles($roles)->getAll(['onlyWithWriteAcce
 In order to perform a request call to an endpoint without any request headers/options, you can use this method <b>before</b> calling the desired function in an endpoint class:
 NOTE: This method <b>accepts</b> nothing (`void`).<br />
 ```php
-// With OpenCast generic class
-use OpencastApi\OpenCast;
-$opencastApi = new OpenCast($config);
+// With Opencast generic class
+use OpencastApi\Opencast;
+$opencastApi = new Opencast($config);
 
 $baseResponse = $opencastApi->baseApi->noHeader()->get();
 
@@ -189,9 +189,9 @@ $baseResponse = $ocBaseApi->noHeader()->get();
 In order to perform a request call with a different timeout value other than the one set in the configuration, you can use this method <b>before</b> calling the desired function in an endpoint class:
 NOTE: This method <b>accepts</b> integer defining a single use timeout in second.<br />
 ```php
-// With OpenCast generic class
-use OpencastApi\OpenCast;
-$opencastApi = new OpenCast($config);
+// With Opencast generic class
+use OpencastApi\Opencast;
+$opencastApi = new Opencast($config);
 
 $baseResponse = $opencastApi->baseApi->setRequestTimeout(10)->get();
 
@@ -205,9 +205,9 @@ $baseResponse = $ocBaseApi->setRequestTimeout(10)->get();
 In order to perform a request call with a different connection timeout value other than the one set in the configuration, you can use this method <b>before</b> calling the desired function in an endpoint class:
 NOTE: This method <b>accepts</b> integer defining a single use connection timeout in second.<br />
 ```php
-// With OpenCast generic class
-use OpencastApi\OpenCast;
-$opencastApi = new OpenCast($config);
+// With Opencast generic class
+use OpencastApi\Opencast;
+$opencastApi = new Opencast($config);
 
 $baseResponse = $opencastApi->baseApi->setRequestConnectionTimeout(10)->get();
 
@@ -241,16 +241,16 @@ $baseResponse = $ocBaseApi->setRequestConnectionTimeout(10)->get();
 
 # Naming convention
 ## Classes: 
-Apart from 'OpenCast' class, all other classes under `OpencastApi\Rest\` namespace start with `Oc` followed by the name and the endpoint category. For example:
+Apart from 'Opencast' class, all other classes under `OpencastApi\Rest\` namespace start with `Oc` followed by the name and the endpoint category. For example:
 - `OcEventsApi` contains 3 parts including Oc + Endpoint Name (Events) + Endpoint Category (Api)
 - `OcServices` contains 2 parts including Oc + Endpoint Name/Category (Services)
 
-## OpenCast class properties:
-The naming convention to access the endpoint subclasses from `OpencastApi\OpenCast` as its properties, includes the name of the class without `Oc` in camelCase format. For example:
+## Opencast class properties:
+The naming convention to access the endpoint subclasses from `OpencastApi\Opencast` as its properties, includes the name of the class without `Oc` in camelCase format. For example:
 ```php
-use OpencastApi\OpenCast;
+use OpencastApi\Opencast;
 $config = [/*the config*/];
-$opencast = new OpenCast($config);
+$opencast = new Opencast($config);
 
 // Accessing OcEventsApi would be like: (without Oc and in camelCase format)
 $ocEventsApi = $opencast->eventsApi;