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 ## About
+
 This PHP package came from the need to have a well documented, functional package to help communicate with the Paladins developer API. This package is built using Laravel 5 components and has not been tested outside of that environment.
 
+
 ## Installation
+
 ```sh
+
 $ composer require paladinsdev/php-api
+
 ```
 
+
 ## Usage
+
 There are two ways of using the class, however only 1 recommended. The singleton method is used on [Paladins Ninja](https://paladins.ninja) and handles hundreds of thousands a matches a day.
 
+
 ### Recommended (Singleton)
+
 ```php
-<?php
 
+<?php
 use PaladinsDev\PHP\PaladinsAPI;
 
-class YourClass
+class  YourClass
 {
-  public function getSomePlayer()
-  {
-    $playerDetails = PaladinsAPI::getInstance('YourDevId', 'YourDevAuthKey')->getPlayer('SomePlayer');
-  }
+	public function getSomePlayer()
+	{
+		$playerDetails =  PaladinsAPI::getInstance('YourDevId', 'YourDevAuthKey', $cacheDriver)->getPlayer('SomePlayer');
+	}
 }
 ```
 
 #### Using This Method (Laravel)
+
 Laravel makes it very easy to use singletons using the `resolve()` helper. Open up the `app.php` file in the `bootstrap` folder at the root of your project directory and add the following piece of code.
 
+
 ```php
+
 $app->singleton('PaladinsAPI', function($app) {
-  return PaladinsDev\PHP\PaladinsAPI::getInstance(env('PALADINS_DEVID'), env('PALADINS_AUTHKEY'));
+	return PaladinsDev\PHP\PaladinsAPI::getInstance(env('PALADINS_DEVID'), env('PALADINS_AUTHKEY'), $cacheDriver);
 });
+
 ```
+
 This assumes you have two environment variables `PALADINS_DEVID` and `PALADINS_AUTHKEY`. You can edit this however you like. You use it by calling `resolve('PaladinsAPI')` and then use it just like a normal instance of a class.
 
+
 ### Not Recommended
+
 *This is not recommended as Hi-Rez / Evil Mojo only allows so many sessions a day and the more sessions you create, the quicker you'll get to reaching that limit. Caching **should** be able to handle this method...but it's still not recommended.*
 
+
 ```php
+
 <?php
 
 use PaladinsDev\PHP\PaladinsAPI;
-
+ 
 class YourClass
 {
-  private $api;
-  
-  public function __construct()
-  {
-    $this->api = new PaladinsAPI('YourDevId', 'YourDevAuthKey');
-  }
-  
-  public function getSomePlayer()
-  {
-    $playerDetails = $this->api->getPlayer('SomePlayer');
-  }
+	private $api;
+
+	public function __construct()
+	{
+		$this->api = new PaladinsAPI('YourDevId', 'YourDevAuthKey', $cacheDriver);
+	}
+
+	public function getSomePlayer()
+	{
+		$playerDetails = $this->api->getPlayer('SomePlayer');
+	}
 }
+
 ```
+
+## Cache Driver
+To uncouple the Laravel/Iluminate framework from the package, we've taken a page from TeamReflex's book and integrated [Onoi Cache](https://packagist.org/packages/onoi/cache).
+
+You can pass the driver as the 3rd parameter of the constructor or `getInstance` method.
+
+### Illuminate Driver
+#### Install
+```
+composer require halfpetal/illuminate-onoi-cache
+```
+
+#### Usage
+```php
+use Halfpetal\Onoi\Illuminate\Cache;
+use lluminate\Cache\Repository;
+
+$cacheDriver = new Cache(app(Repository::class));
+```