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	1	# API Notation Syntax for Atom
	2
	3	This is a grammar for api notation, a simple notation I've been using for
	4	annotating module APIs in specs and other documents.
	5
	6	## Installing
	7
	8	### From Command Line
	9
	10	`apm install api-notation`
	11
	12	### From GUI
	13
	14	#### Open the Package Manager from Palette Manager
	15
	16	1. Press `⌘⇧P` on OSX or `⌃⇧P` on Windows/Linux to open the palette manager
	17	2. Look for `Install Packages and Themes`
	18
	19	#### Open the Package Manager from Preferences
	20
	21	1. Go to `Atom -> Preferences` menu
	22	2. Go to `Install`
	23
	24	#### Install it
	25
	26	1. Search for `api-notation` in the search bar
	27	2. Click Install
	28
	29	## Usage
	30
	31	Open a `.api` file, or set it as your syntax.
	32
	33	## API Notation Reference
	34
	35	The most recent reference as of now is in this [gist][api-reference], so
	36	check that to be sure. But here's a reproduction of the notation.
	37
	38	```
	39	NameOfClass.WithPossibleNamespace
	40	+ class property
	41	- instance property
	42	~> listened events (socket)
	43	+> listened events (class/module)
	44	-> listened events (instance)
	45	<~ dispatched events (socket)
	46	<+ dispatched events(class/module)
	47	<- dispatched events (instance)
	48	:: class method
	49	# instance method
	50
	51	Other symbols
	52	=> returns
	53	->() callback return
	54	[xx] optional
	55	<xx> data type
	56
	57	Recommended order: class first, then sockets, then instance. Internally:
	58	Properties, events, methods.
	59
	60	// Anything after two forward slashes is a comment
	61	```
	62
	63	## How does it look like?
	64
	65	Like this.
	66
	67	![Like this.][api-example]
	68
	69	[api-reference]: https://gist.github.com/benbeltran/4694c46fcec131468e34
	70	[api-example]: https://i.imgur.com/5WXuf4u.png