README.md

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ ## Contents
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 - [Installation and verification](#installation-and-verification)
-    * [Example: Auto-load for current user](#example-auto-load-for-current-user)
 - [Overview](#overview)
 - [Broadcast considerations](#broadcast-considerations)
 - [Pipeline](#pipeline)
@@ -19,53 +18,12 @@ ## Contents
 
 ## Installation and verification
 
-Downloads are available via [my git server](https://git.asifbacchus.dev/asif/ps-cmdlet-wol/releases/latest)
+Downloads are available
-and [GitHub](https://github.com/asifbacchus/ps-cmdlet-wol/releases/latest). You may verify the cmdlet's integrity
+via [my git server (https://git.asifbacchus.dev/asif/ps-cmdlet-wol)](https://git.asifbacchus.dev/asif/ps-cmdlet-wol)
-using [CodeNotary](https://codenotary.io) via `vcn authenticate` or by dropping the downloaded script and/or manifest
+and [GitHub (https://github.com/asifbacchus/ps-cmdlet-wol)](https://github.com/asifbacchus/ps-cmdlet-wol). You may
-onto their verification webpage at [https://verify.codenotary.io](https://verify.codenotary.io). Please always try to
+verify the cmdlet's integrity using [CodeNotary](https://codenotary.io) via `vcn authenticate` or by dropping the
-verify downloaded scripts and software regardless of the source!
+downloaded script onto their verification webpage at [https://verify.codenotary.io](https://verify.codenotary.io).
-
+Please always try to verify downloaded scripts and software regardless of the source!
-If you are integrating this function with your own project or want to manually load the module as needed, then save the
-module and manifest file wherever it is convenient for you. If you want to auto-load this function so it is available
-automatically in any PowerShell session then you *must* extract it to a directory named **wol-magicPacket** somewhere
-defined in your `PSModulePath` depending on your use-case. More information can be found directly from
-Microsoft [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_modules?view=powershell-7.1#short-description)
-.
-
-### Example: Auto-load for current user
-
-Here's a complete example assuming I want the module automatically available for all sessions running under my user
-account:
-
-```powershell
-# download version 1.1
-Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://git.asifbacchus.dev/asif/ps-cmdlet-wol/archive/v1.1.zip -OutFile "$Env:DOWNLOADS\ps-cmdlet-wol.zip"
-
-# Get PSModulePath
-# You should see a user-level modules path in the form of either:
-#  C:\Users\Username\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules  -OR-
-#  C:\Users\Username\Documents\PowerShell\Modules
-$Env:PSModulePath
-
-# change directory to the appropriate path from above
-Set-Location "C:\Users\Username\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules"
-
-# extract files and rename directory
-Expand-Archive -Path "$Env:DOWNLOADS\ps-cmdlet-wol.zip" -DestinationPath .\
-Rename-Item -Path ps-cmdlet-wol -NewName wol-magicPacket
-
-# confirm: you should see a directory named 'wol-magicPacket'
-gci
-
-# confirm: you should see the manifest and module within the wol-magicPacket folder
-gci .\wol-magicPacket
-```
-
-Now, close and re-open PowerShell and the `Send-MagicPacket` function should be available:
-
-```powershell
-Get-Command Send-MagicPacket
-```
 
 ## Overview
 

wol-magicPacket.psm1

@@ -124,6 +124,4 @@ function Send-MagicPacket
         $UdpClient.Close()
         $UdpClient.Dispose()
     }
-}
+}
-
-Export-ModuleMember -Function Send-MagicPacket