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 # libBoolUI [![HitCount](http://hits.dwyl.io/UIPlugins/libBoolUI.svg)](http://hits.dwyl.io/UIPlugins/libBoolUI)
 A simple API to create yes no forms
 # Documentation
-This library is to make easy things easier (and have less boilerplate), so here's some docs to help!
-#### Creating a form
-
-Simply create a ```YesNoForm``` object using the new keyword!
-
-```
-$form = new YesNoForm($closure, 'Are you sure?');
-```
-
-The first argument is the callable (we'll get to that later) and the second is the title of the form, they're both optional.
-However, if you leave the callable out you'll have to set it later.
-
-**Adding the buttons**
-
-Add the buttons by calling the method ```registerButtons()``` in your object!
-
-```
-$form->registerButtons();
-```
-
-Optionally, you can change the text for the buttons by passing an argument to the method.
-
-```
-$form->registerButtons(['Custom Yes', 'Custom No']);
-```
-
-**Images**
-
-After you register your buttons, you can call the function ```setImage()``` to give it an image!
-
-The parameters for setImage are ```(int $yesOrNo, bool $isURL, string $imageURL)``` the first is yes or no, there are predefined constants for this that you can access like ```YesNoForm::YES``` and ```YesNoForm::NO```, then simply put true if your image is accessed via URL or false if it's a path to a texture.
-
-I recommend using a texture because URL's load really slow to the client.
-
-Code example
-
-```
-$form->setImage($form::YES, false, 'textures/ui/checkboxFilledYellow');
-$form->setImage($form::NO, false, 'textures/ui/checkboxUnFilled');
-```
-
-**Randomization**
-
-You can randomize the order of the options by calling the method ```randomize()``` in your object!
-
-```
-$form->randomize(); 
-```
-
-**Forcing user input**
-
-You can force the user to press one of your options by calling the setter method ```setForced()``` in your object
-```
-$form->setForced();
-```
-
-#### Sending the form to a player
-
-Sending a form is as simple as
-```
-$player->sendForm($form)
-```
-with ```$form``` being your YesNoForm object mentioned above!
-
-#### Callables and return values
-
-Your callable function should have the arguments ```(Player $player, $data)```
-If the player hits yes, the ```$data``` variable will be true; pressing no makes it false.
-
-
-#### That's it!
-
-It's really that simple, if you need help with this refer to the [sample plugin](https://github.com/UIPlugins/PvPUI)
+Refer to [wiki](https://github.com/UIPlugins/libBoolUI/wiki/Documentation)