Update docs to reflect wallet changes

batch.yaml

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 # example batch file
 
 # inscription modes:
+# - `same-sat`: inscribe on the same sat
+# - `satpoints`: inscribe on the first sat of specified satpoint's output
 # - `separate-outputs`: inscribe on separate postage-sized outputs
 # - `shared-output`: inscribe on a single output separated by postage
-# - `same-sat`: inscribe on the same sat
 mode: separate-outputs
 
 # parent inscription:

docs/src/SUMMARY.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Summary
 - [Donate](donate.md)
 - [Guides](guides.md)
   - [Explorer](guides/explorer.md)
-  - [Inscriptions](guides/inscriptions.md)
+  - [Wallet](guides/wallet.md)
   - [Batch Inscribing](guides/batch-inscribing.md)
   - [Sat Hunting](guides/sat-hunting.md)
   - [Teleburning](guides/teleburning.md)

docs/src/guides/collecting/sparrow-wallet.md

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ This UTXO (Inscription) is now un-spendable within the Sparrow Wallet until you
 
 ## Importing into `ord` wallet
 
-For details on setting up Bitcoin Core and the `ord` wallet check out the [Inscriptions Guide](../inscriptions.md)
+For details on setting up Bitcoin Core and the `ord` wallet check out the [Wallet Guide](../wallet.md)
 
 When setting up `ord`, instead of running `ord wallet create` to create a brand-new wallet, you can import your existing wallet using `ord wallet restore "BIP39 SEED PHRASE"` using the seed phrase you generated with Sparrow Wallet.
 

docs/src/guides/explorer.md

@@ -2,8 +2,11 @@ Ordinal Explorer
 ================
 
 The `ord` binary includes a block explorer. We host an instance of the block
-explorer on mainnet at [ordinals.com](https://ordinals.com), and on signet at
-[signet.ordinals.com](https://signet.ordinals.com).
+explorer on mainnet at [ordinals.com](https://ordinals.com), on signet at
+[signet.ordinals.com](https://signet.ordinals.com), and on testnet at
+[testnet.ordinals.com](https://testnet.ordinals.com). As of version 0.16.0 the
+wallet needs `ord server` running in the background. This is analogous to how
+`bitcoin-cli` needs `bitcoind` running in the background.
 
 ### Running The Explorer
 The server can be run locally with:

docs/src/guides/testing.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Testing
 Ord can be tested using the following flags to specify the test network. For more
 information on running Bitcoin Core for testing, see [Bitcoin's developer documentation](https://developer.bitcoin.org/examples/testing.html).
 
-Most `ord` commands in [inscriptions](inscriptions.md) and [explorer](explorer.md)
+Most `ord` commands in [wallet](wallet.md) and [explorer](explorer.md)
 can be run with the following network flags:
 
 | Network | Flag |

docs/src/guides/inscriptions.md → docs/src/guides/wallet.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-Ordinal Inscription Guide
-=========================
+Wallet
+======
 
 Individual sats can be inscribed with arbitrary content, creating
 Bitcoin-native digital artifacts that can be held in a Bitcoin wallet and
@@ -158,18 +158,41 @@ ord --version
 
 Which prints out `ord`'s version number.
 
-Creating a Bitcoin Core Wallet
-------------------------------
+Creating a Wallet
+-----------------
+
+`ord` uses `bitcoind` to manage private keys, sign transactions, and
+broadcast transactions to the Bitcoin network. Additionally the `ord wallet`
+requires [`ord server`](explorer.md) running in the background. Make sure these
+programs are running:
+
+```
+bitcoind -txindex
+```
 
-`ord` uses Bitcoin Core to manage private keys, sign transactions, and
-broadcast transactions to the Bitcoin network.
+```
+ord server
+```
 
-To create a Bitcoin Core wallet named `ord` for use with `ord`, run:
+To create a wallet named `ord`, the default, for use with `ord wallet`, run:
 
 ```
 ord wallet create
 ```
 
+If you want to specify a different name or use an `ord server` running on a
+non-default URL you can set these options:
+
+```
+ord wallet --name foo --server-url http://127.0.0.1:8080 create
+```
+
+To see all available wallet options you can run:
+
+```
+ord wallet help
+```
+
 Receiving Sats
 --------------
 
@@ -301,7 +324,7 @@ ord wallet receive
 The sender can transfer the inscription to your address using:
 
 ```
-ord wallet send ADDRESS INSCRIPTION_ID
+ord wallet send --fee-rate <FEE_RATE> ADDRESS INSCRIPTION_ID
 ```
 
 See the pending transaction with:

docs/src/introduction.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ For more details on ordinal theory, see the [overview](overview.md).
 For more details on inscriptions, see [inscriptions](inscriptions.md).
 
 When you're ready to get your hands dirty, a good place to start is with
-[inscriptions](guides/inscriptions.md), a curious species of digital artifact
+[inscriptions](guides/wallet.md), a curious species of digital artifact
 enabled by ordinal theory.
 
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