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@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ PHP Laravel 5 Queue Driver package to support Microsoft Azure Storage Queues
 ## Prerequisites
 
 - PHP 5.5+ (5.6 required for v5.3+)
-- Laravel 5.2 or 5.3 (not tested on previous versions)
+- Laravel 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4 (not tested on previous versions)
 - Microsoft Azure Storage account and API key
-- Queue container created through Azure Portal
+- Queue container created through Azure Portal or via Azure CLI / PowerShell
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -24,10 +24,16 @@ You can find this library on [Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/squigg/a
 Require this package in your `composer.json`. The version numbers will follow Laravel.
 #### Laravel 5.2.x
 	"squigg/azure-queue-laravel": "5.2.*"
+	composer require squigg/azure-queue-laravel:5.2.* 
 #### Laravel 5.3.x
     "squigg/azure-queue-laravel": "5.3.*"
-
-Add the following pear repository in your `composer.json` file required for the Microsoft Azure SDK:
+    composer require squigg/azure-queue-laravel:5.3.*
+#### Laravel 5.4.x
+    "squigg/azure-queue-laravel": "5.4.*"
+    composer require squigg/azure-queue-laravel:5.4.*
+
+Add the following pear repository in your `composer.json` file required for the Microsoft Azure SDK
+(not required for 5.4.x which uses the new `microsoft/windowsazure` package):
 
     "repositories": [
         {
@@ -47,22 +53,25 @@ Add the ServiceProvider to your `providers` array in `app/config/app.php`:
 
 	'Squigg\AzureQueueLaravel\AzureQueueServiceProvider',
 
-add the following to the `connection` array in `app/config/queue.php`, set your `default` connection to `azure` and fill out your own connection data from the Azure Management portal:
+add the following to the `connection` array in `app/config/queue.php`, set your `default` connection to `azure` and
+fill out your own connection data from the Azure Management portal:
 
-	'azure' => array(
-        'driver'        => 'azure',         // Leave this
-        'protocol'      => 'https'          // https or http
+	'azure' => [
+        'driver'        => 'azure',         // Leave this as-is
+        'protocol'      => 'https',         // https or http
         'accountname'   => '',              // Azure storage account name
         'key'           => '',              // Access key for storage account
         'queue'         => '',              // Queue container name
         'timeout'       => 60               // Timeout (seconds) before a job is released back to the queue
-    )
+    ],
 
 You can add environment variables into your `.env` file to set the above configuration parameters if you desire:
 
     AZURE_QUEUE_STORAGE_NAME=xxx
     AZURE_QUEUE_KEY=xxx
     AZURE_QUEUE_NAME=xxx
+
+And then update the config file like below:
 
     'accountname'   => env('AZURE_QUEUE_STORAGE_NAME'),   
     'key'           => env('AZURE_QUEUE_KEY'),