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 # dm-manager
-`dm-manager` is a plugin for Discord bots that are written with YAMDBF+Discord.js that provides for bot authors an interface with which they can respond to users who DM the bot.
+`dm-manager` is a plugin for Discord bots that are written with YAMDBF+Discord.js
+that provides for bot authors an interface with which they can respond to users
+who DM the bot.
 
-After I started logging bot command usage I realized that users often begin DMing the bot when they don't understand how the bot works and in the case of my bots, despite the presence of a help command, they still DM random things. This offers an opportunity to respond to them with an easy interface.
+After I started logging bot command usage I realized that users often begin DMing
+the bot when they don't understand how the bot works and in the case of my bots,
+despite the presence of a help command, they still DM random things. This offers
+an opportunity to respond to them with an easy interface.
 
-# Getting started
+# Usage
 
 Install the package via `npm`:
 ```
-npm install --save yamdbf-addon-dm-manager
+npm install --save yamdbf-dm-manager
 ```
 
->Note: Until YAMDBF 3.0.0 is officially released, I'm not going to be pushing updates for this on NPM. In the meantime, you can install directly
-from github with `npm install --save zajrik/yamdbf-addon-dm-manager`
+>Note: Until YAMDBF 3.0.0 is officially released, I'm not going to be pushing updates
+for this on NPM. In the meantime, you can install directly from github with
+`npm install --save zajrik/yamdbf-dm-manager`
 
-Before anything else, you need to create an empty guild and invite your bot to it. Then you must make sure the bot has `Manage Channels` and `Manage Messages` permissions in this guild. After that you just need to import the module and add a bit of code to your `clientReady` event. You can store the DMManager anywhere when constructing; I find it easiest to stick onto the Client itself, though for potential performance reasons this should really be done by extending `Client` and adding it within the constructor of the new class.
+Before anything else you need to create an empty guild and invite your bot to it.
+Then you must make sure the bot has `Manage Channels` and `Manage Messages` permissions
+in the guild. After that need to import `dmManager` from the module and pass it to your
+YAMDBF Client plugins array in your YAMDBF Client options with the id of the guild you
+set up
 
 ```js
-const { DMManager } = require('yamdbf-addon-dm-manager');
-// ...
-client.once('clientReady', async () => {
-	client.dmManager = new DMManager(client, 'ID of the guild you set up');
-	await client.dmManager.init();
-});
+const { dmManager } = require('yamdbf-addon-dm-manager');
+...
+// in your client options
+plugins: [dmManager('guildID')]
 ```
 
-That's all there is to it. Whenever a DM is sent to the bot from a user, a channel will be made for the user in the guild you passed into the DMManager on construction. Any further DMs sent by the user will be sent to that channel. Any message you send in that channel will be forwarded it to user via DM from the bot.
+That's all there is to it. Whenever a DM is sent to the bot from a user, a channel will
+be made for the user in the guild you passed into the dmManager plugin function. Any
+further DMs sent by the user will be sent to that channel. Any message you send in that
+channel will be forwarded to the user via DM from the bot.
 
-To close a DM channel, simply delete the channel from the guild from within your Discord client. If the user DMs the bot again, a new managed channel will be created for them.
+To close a DM channel, simply delete the channel from the guild from within your Discord
+client. If the user DMs the bot again, a new managed channel will be created for them.
 
-If you find any problems or have any suggestions, don't hesitate to open up an issue.
+If you find any problems or have any suggestions, don't hesitate to open up an issue.