Short description of your library, why it's useful, some examples, pictures or videos.

IMPORTANT: Modify LICENSE with your preferred license text. If you are fine with MIT, add your name and year.

What the sections below should be used for:

## Installation: Leave this section un-edited unless you have some specific additional installation procedure.

## Testing: If your library is a code library, omit the And connect to localhost:7777 to test. note.

And finally, maintaining VERSION:

• Follow Semantic Versioning
• When you release a new version, update VERSION and git tag it (use make release if you can)
• Versioning is important for sampctl to use the version control features

Happy Pawning!

Simply install to your project:

sampctl package install Owner/library

Include in your code and begin using the library:

#include <library>

Write your code documentation or examples here. If your library is documented in the source code, direct users there. If not, list your API and describe it well in this section. If your library is passive and has no API, simply omit this section.

To test, simply run the package:

sampctl package run

And connect to localhost:7777 to test.