Unclear how to instantiate component in README

[damassi]

When reading over the documentation, instantiation is a bit confusing. The last line says

var user = new Backbone.Model();
var userView = UserView({model: user});

But in the React documentation that's generally not how instantiation / adding to dom occurs:

_HelloMessage.coffee_

HelloMessage = React.createBackboneClass
   changeOptions: 'change:name'

   render: ->
      `<div className='test' onMouseOver={this.onClick}>{'Hello ' + this.props.name}</div>`

   onClick: (event) ->
      console.log 'hey!'

module.exports = HelloMessage

and then in main.coffee

HelloMessage = require './views/landing/LandingView.coffee'

React.renderComponent(
   `<HelloMessage />,
   document.getElementById('wrapper')`
)

How exactly do you pass your model into the component? Returning a HelloMessage({ model: model }}) doesn't work as it should, but a simple addition of

React.renderComponent( HelloMessage({ model: user}), document.getElementById('wrapper'))

... would suffice for users new to the library and wrapper.

Do you think you can provide a more full-featured usage example on the README? It would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

[clayallsopp]

Thanks for the heads-up - to clarify, a React.createBackboneClass class looks for props.model, which you can inject however is best for your application.

I've added an extended example to the docs: e65cd27