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 bless.js [![Stories in Ready](https://badge.waffle.io/paulyoung/bless.js.png)](http://waffle.io/paulyoung/bless.js)
 =======
 
+Bless.js prepares files so that they are suitable for older versions of
+Internet Explorer. 
+
 <http://blesscss.com>
 
-about
------
+Build Tools
+-----------
+
+In addition to the `blessc` command line tool. There are third-party
+integrations for existing build tools.
+
+### Grunt with 'grunt-bless' ###
+
+Integrate Bless.js in to your Grunt builds with the [grunt-bless](https://github.com/Ponginae/grunt-bless)
+plugin.
+
+### Gulp with 'gulp-bless' ###
+
+[gulp-bless](https://github.com/adam-lynch/gulp-bless) integrates Bless.js into your Gulp builds.
+
+Node.js API
+-----------
+
+Bless.js exposes an API that can be used to integrate into custom build tools.
+
+### Parser(options) ###
+
+When creating a new `Parser` object you must pass it an object containing the
+output filename and the desired options (see below).
+
+The parser object is linked to a specific output location passed to the
+constructor. It is recommended to create a new instance of the parser for each
+output file rather that reusing it.
+
+```javascript
+var Parser = requre('bless').Parser,
+	parser = new Parser({
+		'output': 'myfile.css',
+		'options': {}
+	});
+```
+
+#### parser.parse(css_str, callback) ####
+
+Parses the contents of `css_str` and executes `callback`.
+
+```javascript
+parser.parse('#an-element { color: red }', function (err, files, numSelectors) {
+	// do something with `files` here.
+	console.log(files);
+});
+```
+
+The callback should accept three parameters, `err`, `files`, `numSelectors`. The
+`err` parameter contains information regarding any error that occurred during
+parsing or `null` if there was no error.
+
+The `files` parameter contains an array of objects that contains the file and
+where it should be written to. The above example will output something
+similar to.
+
+```javascript
+[
+	{
+		'filename': 'myfile.css',
+		'content': '#an-element { color: red }'
+	}
+]
+```
+
+The `numSelectors` parameter contains a integer total of the number of selectors
+found in the parsed CSS.
+
+#### Parser.cleanup(options, output, callback) ####
+
+A static method that will enumerate any files generated by bless. This is
+helpful for cleaning up any files from previous runs of the parser.
+
+```javascript
+Parser.cleanup({}, 'myfile.css', function (err, files) {
+	// do something with `files` here.
+	console.log(files);
+})
+```
+
+The `options` and `output` parameters should be the options passed to the
+`Parser` object that generated the files. The `callback` parameter should be a
+function that accepts two parameters `err` and `files`.
+
+The `err` parameter will contain any error that occurred while attempting to
+enumerate the files or `null` if no error occurred. The `files` parameter is the
+list of filenames that were generated.
+
+### Options ####
+
+#### options.compress (-x, --compress) ####
+
+Type: `Boolean`  
+Default value: `false`
+
+Compress the css output added by bless. This _does not_ compress the CSS you
+wrote. For that you should use a CSS minifier.
+
+#### options.cleanup (--no-cleanup) ####
+
+Type: `Boolean`  
+Default value: `true`
+
+Clean up files generated by bless before proceeding.
+
+#### options.force (-f, --force) ####
+
+Type: `Boolean`  
+Default value: `false`
+
+This will allow bless to overwrite the input file.
+
+#### options.imports (--no-imports) ####
+
+Type: `Boolean`  
+Default value: `true`  
+Added: v3.0.3
+
+Enable or disable the use of `@import` in generated CSS files.
+
+#### options.cacheBuster (--no-cache-buster) ####
+
+Type: `Boolean`  
+Default value: `true`
 
-For more information, visit <http://blesscss.com>.
+Add or remove a cache-buster parameter from the generated CSS files.
 
-license
+License
 -------
 
 See `LICENSE` file.