Merge pull request #7 from flowforge/docs-dedup

docs: Deduplicate and promote FlowForge docs

README.md

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 A Node-RED Plugin that allows you to interact with the FlowForge platform.
 
-
-## Install
-
-This plugin can be installed through the Manage Palette option in the Node-RED
-editor, or on the command-line:
-
-```
-cd ~/.node-red
-npm install @flowforge/nr-tools-plugin
-```
-
-This assumes the default location of the Node-RED user directory. If you are not
-sure where that is, check the log output when Node-RED starts as it will log the
-full path to the `User directory`.
-
-## Usage
-
-This initial version of the plugin allows you to create a snapshot of your locally
-developed flows and push them into one of your projects running inside FlowForge.
-
-### Connecting to FlowForge
-
-Before you can do anything, you need to connect the plugin to a FlowForge platform.
-
-1. In the Node-RED editor, open the FlowForge Tools sidebar and click on the cog
-   icon to open the settings panel.
-
-2. Enter the url of your FlowForge platform. For example, if you have signed-up
-   to [FlowForge Cloud](https://app.flowforge.com/) then use the URL `https://app.flowforge.com`.
-
-3. Click connect. This will open another window where you can log in to FlowForge
-   and give permission for the plugin to connect to your account.
-
-4. Once connected, close the settings panel.
-
-### Working with Snapshots
-
-The FlowForge Tools sidebar allows you to browse the teams you are a member of
-and their projects.
-
-When you select a project, the sidebar lists its snapshots.
-
-You can then create a new snapshot using the flows you have running locally.
-
-### Create a Snapshot
-
-1. Click the `+ snapshot` button to open the Create Snapshot dialog.
-
-2. In the dialog, enter a name for the snapshot and an optional description.
-
-3. The dialog lists the modules your flows are using, along with the version number.
-   This information is included in the snapshot when sent up to the FlowForge project.
-   Check the notes below on how this is handled within FlowForge.
-
-4. Click 'Create Snapshot'
-
-At this point, a new snapshot will be created in FlowForge. You can then switch
-to the FlowForge platform and from the Snapshot view either select the rollback
-option to deploy that snapshot to your project, or set it as the Device Target
-to deploy it to your project's devices.
-
-We'll be working on improving this workflow in future releases of the plugin - to
-allow you to manage more from within the Node-RED plugin.
-
-
-#### Adding modules to a snapshot
-
-The snapshot created by the sidebar includes a list of the modules used by the flows.
-If there are any modules included that have not already been added to your project,
-you will need to manually add them via the `Project Settings -> Palette -> Installed Modules`
-view in the platform.
-
-#### Defining Environment Variables
-
-We do not currently support defining environment variables for the project from
-within the Node-RED Plugin. This means that when you create a snapshot from the
-plugin, the platform will automatically merge in the currently defined project
-environment variables.
-
-To manage your Project's environment variables, use the `Project Settings -> Environment`
-view in the platform.
-
-
+Please consult the [FlowForge documentation](https://flowforge.com/docs/user/node-red-tools/) on how to
+install and use this plugin.