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-# Project Butler `0.1`
-Project Butler is a simple tool that enables applications to hook into a simple command based GUI in order to make
-users more productive. The user can press a system wide hotkey to bring up a GUI that can detect commands and serve them to 
-available add-ons or I we call them 'Modules' (yeah, very original name).
-
-## Why would someone use this?
-Ease of execution and infinite productivity. Through my modular add-on system, sharing new modules is a matter of copying 
-one or more files to a folder. In the future, this will be controlled by a package manager though.
-
-## Module Design
-Modules will be created to solve a specific problem and have a particular focus. Thus, the size of the modules will generally 
-be small and will have simple functionality like say playing music from a user created list instead of being a full media player
-that supports 20 codecs and H.265 video.
-
-# Developer Guide
-
-## How the API works.
-Each module has a main class or the 'Hook class' that is derived from the Module class and contains the attribute 'ApplicationHook'. 
-That class provides a `Name`, `Semantic Version`, `Author`, `Website` and `Registered Commands`.
-Registered commands are basically a hash table/dictionary of [String -> Regex]. An example 
-
-~~~~cs  
-public override Dictionary<string, Regex> RegisteredCommands {
-  get {
-    return new Dictionary<string, Regex>() {
-      ["Settings"] = new Regex(@"musicplayer settings", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase),
-      ["SongList"] = new Regex(@"all songs?", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)
-    };
-  }
-}
-~~~~
-Now, whenever the user types in 'all songs' or 'all song', an OnCommandRecieved function will be invoked in the module containting
-the name of the command and the users exact input, in this case 'SongList'. The application can respond to the command.
-
-~~~~cs
-public override void OnCommandRecieved(string commandName, string UserInput){
-  if(commandName == "SongList"){
-    DisplaySongList();  
-  }
-}
-~~~~
-
-
-## How restricted is the API?
-The API is there to communicate when your specified commands are received and that's it. Everything else is the responsibility of the 
-module. This opens up huge possibilites of what functions a module can have.
-In fact, pre-existing applications can add one 'Hook class' and voila, Butler can know communicate with that application. 
-
-## What exactly are 'Modules'?
-Modules are WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) class libraries (.dll) programmed in C# 6.0./.Net 4.6. Any WPF application can 
-be converted to a class library through a few simple modifications.
-
-## My Vision
-My vision for Project Butler is a free market of amazing and helpful modules driven by a community of passionate developers 
-making modules for the sole purpose of helping others. Money has never been my goal while making new things ever since I saw
-my little brother playing the iOS game I made back when I was 14. This project was inspired by the addon system of text editors
-such as Sublime Text, Atom, VSCode. 
+# Music Player
+Are you tired of using Windows Explorer to search for and play music? 
+Would you like to be able to search for and play music within 4 seconds?
+Music Player module is here to the rescue.
+
+## Installation
+Download the latest build from GitHub and unzip the file into the Project Butler Modules folder. Yup, it's that easy.
+
+***Latest Build: a***
+
+## Adding Songs
+Create a folder called '***Songs***' under the Music Player module folder 
+or just run any command and Music Player will automatically create the folder for you. 
+
+You can either directly add songs to the folder or just add shortcuts to the songs. 
+
+***Valid Extensions:*** ```MP3 M4A OGG WAV FLV FLAC INK (shortcut)```
+## Commands
+
+### - Random
+Don't know what to listen to? Play something at random.
+
+- ```play anything```
+- ```play something```
+- ```play whatever```
+- ```play random```
+- ```play any```
+
+### - Specific
+Know what to listen to? Play what you want.
+
+- ```play *song name*```
+- ```song *song name*```
+- ```play song *song name*```
+
+### - View All Songs
+View all recognized songs and play one from them.
+
+- ```all songs```
+- ```list songs```
+- ```list song```