docs: Update "Usage" with more accurate steps on how to get the recipe input
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@ -19,9 +19,12 @@ What does this module do?
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# Usage
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To use this module, you need to input gettext-domain of the extension without @ symbol + the version of the extension in `.v%VERSION%` format.
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You can see gettext-domain of the extension by looking at the extension repo inside metadata.json
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or by simply downloading the zip file from https://extensions.gnome.org & than looking at the download URL part after `/extension-data/` & before `.v%VERSION%`.
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To use this module, you need to input gettext-domain of the extension without @ symbol + the version of the extension in `.v%VERSION%` format in module recipe.
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But for some extensions, `.v%VERSION%` is parsed as the version of package in incremental numbering, instead of extension version in https://extensions.gnome.org URL.
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So to be sure that you got the correct module input, follow the steps below.
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You must assure that version of the extension is compatible with current Gnome version that your image is using.
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You can easily see this information when downloading extension from https://extensions.gnome.org
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How to gather correct module input:
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1. Go to https://extensions.gnome.org
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2. Search for the extension that you want
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3. Select the matching Gnome shell version & extension version that you want to download
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4. When extension is downloaded, you get the info when you omit `.shell-extension.zip` suffix from the extension zip file-name
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