== INSTALLATION ==

To use wootQuery, simply include it in an HTML page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="wootquery.js"></script>

Replace the argument for src with the path to the wootquery.js file.

Note: Because of the environment in which we developed (Firefox and Chrome), we did not fully account for the ability to perform in other browsers (such as Internet Explorer) when developing wootQuery. We suggest using Firefox or Chrome to run the code(some examples don't seem to work in IE).

== CONTENTS ==

wootquery.js is the main file that implements wootQuery.
In the root folder, there are many pages of example code labeled in the format exN.html, where N is a number.
There also exists an index.html file, which utilizes input.js. These files display much of the implemented functionality of wootQuery.
To run the code, simply open up the .html files with a browser (Firefox or Chrome). 

Contained in the jQuery folder are the jQuery source code as well as corresponding example pages for jQuery.