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README.md

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 # WorkerDownloadRecorder
 ## A simple cloudflare worker, that records download numbers & page views.
 ### Install:
--  Clone repo 
-- Install dependencies
-- Run `wrangler deploy`
-- Attach a two KVs to this worker, `WDR` & `WVR` for download records & page views respectively.
+-  Download the worker.js
+- Create a [new worker.](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/get-started/guide/#get-started-in-the-dashboard)
+- Select "Edit in browser" or "edit".
+- Paste the code from worker.js into the edit box, and deploy
+- Attach a two KVs to this worker, `WDR` & `WVR` for download records & page views respectively. (These can be found under the variables tab)
+- Add a variable named `url` with a discord webhook.
 
  ### Usage (Downloads):
- - Change your download links to `https://Your.Worker.workers.dev/reder?url=`GH_Username/Repo?file=Release_Number/File_Name.ext<br>
+ - Change your download links to `https://Your.Worker.workers.dev/reder?url=GH_Username/Repo?file=Release_Number/File_Name.ext`	<br>
 - Change GH_Username, Repo, Release_Number & File_Name.ext <br>
- E.G: download.niceygy.worker.dev/reder?url=niceygylive/niceygylive.xyz?file=1.2.1/setup.exe
- - It will record the download, then redirect the user to github.com/GH_Username/Repo/releases/Release_Number/File_Name.ext
+ (E.G: `download.niceygy.worker.dev/reder?url=niceygylive/niceygylive.xyz?file=1.2.1/setup.exe`)
+ - It will record the download, then redirect the user to `github.com/GH_Username/Repo/releases/Release_Number/File_Name.ext`
 
 ### Usage (Page Views):
 - Add `<link href="https://Your.Worker.workers.dev?page=/path/to/page" rel="prerender" />` to any of your pages. This will send a single request to the worker on page load, which then records it.
@@ -19,4 +21,4 @@ E.G: `https://Your.Worker.workers.dev?page=/downloads/download-recorder`
 
 ### Usage (Discord webhook):
 - Add a env variable `url` with your discord webhook url.
-- Add a cron trigger to the worker, to send the stats to the webhook.
+- Add a cron trigger to the worker, to send the stats to the webhook.