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README.md

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 The main orcestrator is lib/parser.pm. To set things in motion, you use this module, then initialize it with ->new(configuration file).
 This causes the parser module to load all modules listed in the configuration file in the order they are specified.
 Each module is a .pm file with the same name as the module specified in the configuration file.
+
 ## module
 The modules must define a package following the same system; My::parser::package_name
 
 The modules must define the following subs:
+
 * new
 
-  Arguments
-  1 class
-  2 config
+ Arguments
 
-  Resulting self-> attributes
+ 1. class
+ 2. config
 
-  * {'config'}
-  * {'parser'}
+ Resulting self-> attributes
 
-    The parser is commonly the output of the modules_parser->new()
+ * {'config'}
+ * {'parser'}
 
-  Returns $self
+ The parser is commonly the output of the modules_parser->new()
+
+ Returns $self
 
 * parse
-  No arguments
-  Responsible to fetch whatever it wants to parse
-  Must return dict containing reval => 0 if nothing interesting, or
-  retval => 1, retmsg => 'Any text you want the main module to know', lines => array of returns from the parser (See [module_parser](#module_parser))
+
+ No arguments
+
+ Responsible to fetch whatever it wants to parse
+
+ Must return a dict:
+
+ * reval => 0 if nothing interesting, or
+ * retval => 1, retmsg => 'Any text you want the main module to know', lines => array of returns from the parser (See [module_parser](#module_parser))
+
 * fetch
-  A function that returns a line of text for the parser to parsefrom any source, via any method you desire. Should return 0 if there was no pending line.
+
+  A function that returns a line of text for the parser to parse from any source, via any method you desire. Should return 0 if there was no pending line.
 
 ## module_parser
+
 A module responsible for parsing a line of text to a dictionary containing the following entries:
-* retval: 1 for match, 0 if no match. main program will print what your parser said about this from the key 'retmsg'
+
+* retval: 1 for match, 0 if no match.
+
+  main program will print what your parser said about this from the key 'retmsg'
 * retmsg: whatever text you think makes sense putting in the logs regarding the line you just parsed
 * hostile: 0 if not, 1 if it is.
 * host: IP4 representation of a host that did something. Only required if hostile is 1