some more less is more treatment

README.md

@@ -1,36 +1,33 @@
 # byffer.ts
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+~250 line TS library for byte buffer manipulation
 
+find it on npm [here](https://www.npmjs.com/package/byffer.ts).
 
-An easy library to read and manipulate byte buffers in TypeScript.
-
-It is also on `npm` [here](https://www.npmjs.com/package/byffer.ts).
-
-## Installation
-Installation is made easy with `npm`
+## install it
+use npm:
 ```shell
 npm install byffer.ts
 ```
+or just copy paste the [byffer.ts file](https://github.com/premiering/byffer.ts/blob/main/src/byffer.ts) since it's so small
 
-## Using byffer.ts
-You can create a `ByteBuf` instance to store and read manipulate your data.
+## using byffer.ts
+create a `ByteBuf` instance to store and read manipulate your data.
 
-It can be created empty, or using pre-existing data.
+it can be created empty, or using pre-existing data
 
-Here's an example of using byffer.ts:
+example:
 ```ts
 import ByteBuf from 'byffer.ts';
 
 // Create an empty buffer with 128 bytes
 let buf: ByteBuf = ByteBuf.emptyBuffer(128);
 // or, use an existing ArrayBuffer like class (ArrayBufferLike)
-buf = ByteBuf.from(awesome_buffer);
+buf = ByteBuf.from(some_buffer);
 
 // You can then write some data
 buf.writeInt(1337);
 buf.writeByteUnsigned(255);
-buf.writeByteString("I'm saying hi, from byffer!");
+buf.writeByteString("i'm saying hi, from byffer!");
 buf.writeFloat(-999999.3125);
 
 // Then you can take back the data as an ArrayBuffer
@@ -39,9 +36,9 @@ let data: ArrayBuffer = buf.bytes();
 // Or, read the data
 let i = buf.readInt(); // Returns 1337
 let b = buf.readByteUnsigned(); // Returns 255
-let s = buf.readByteString(); // Returns "I'm saying hi, from byffer!"
+let s = buf.readByteString(); // Returns "i'm saying hi, from byffer!"
 let f = buf.readFloat(); // Returns -999999.3125
 ```
 
-## License
-byffer.ts is licensed under the MIT license. You can do pretty much whatever you want to with this code.
+## license
+using MIT license, do whatever