Convert README to Markdown #28
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Thanks! You'll probably want to adjust the package.xml as well
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Actually, I don't know what package.xml is and what I can format there and what I can't. It looks like a service file for some sort of package manager, I guess (I'm not a PHP-developer nowadays). Is it OK to add markdown there? Do you have any examples of valid package.xml files with markdown inside? |
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Hello!
I've just converted your README file to Markdown, and now it looks more readable in Github's project page. Add syntax highlight, headers and so on :)