Add Laravel 5 installation notes

README.md

@@ -1,30 +1,44 @@
-cas
+CAS
 ===
 
-CAS server SSO authentication in laravel 4.x
+CAS server SSO authentication in Laravel 4.x & 5.x
 
 ## Installation
 
-Require this package in your composer.json and run composer update (or run `composer require xavrsl/cas:dev-master` directly):
+Require this package in your composer.json and run composer update. 
 
-    "xavrsl/cas": "dev-master"
+For Laravel 4 use v1.1.* :
 
-After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in app/config/app.php
+    "xavrsl/cas": "1.1.*"
 
-    'Xavrsl\Cas\CasServiceProvider',
+For Laravel 5 use v1.2.* :
 
-As well as the Facade :
+    "xavrsl/cas": "1.2.*"
 
+After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in app/config/app.php
+```php
+    'Xavrsl\Cas\CasServiceProvider',
+```
+As well as the Facade :
+```php
 	'Cas' => 'Xavrsl\Cas\Facades\Cas',
+```
+Then publish the package's config using one of those methods :
 
-You need to publish the conf so you will ffind it in app/config/packages/xavrsl/cas/
-
+For Laravel 4 :
+```
     $ php artisan config:publish xavrsl/cas
+```
+
+For Laravel 5 :
+```
+    $ php artisan vendor:publish
+```
 
 Configuration
 ==
 
-Configuration should be pretty straightforward for anyone who's ever used the PHPCas client. However, I've added the possibility to easily turn your application into a CAS Proxy, a CAS Service or both. You only need to set the cas_proxy setting to true (if you need to proxy services) and set the cas_service to whatever proxy you want to allow (this is all explained in the config file).
+Configuration should be pretty straightforward for anyone who's ever used the phpCAS client. However, I've added the possibility to easily turn your application into a CAS Proxy, a CAS Service or both. You only need to set the cas_proxy setting to true (if you need to proxy services) and set the cas_service to whatever proxy you want to allow (this is all explained in the config file).
 
 Usage
 ==