@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ For this example you need a running bitcoind instance.
peerman.start();
```
PeerManager will emit the following events: 'version', 'verack', 'addr', 'getaddr', 'error' 'disconnect'; and will relay events like: 'tx', 'block', 'inv'. Please see [PeerManager.js](PeerManager.js), [Peer.js](Peer.js) and [Connection.js](Connection.js)
PeerManager will emit the following events: 'version', 'verack', 'addr', 'getaddr', 'error' 'disconnect'; and will relay events like: 'tx', 'block', 'inv'. Please see [PeerManager.js](lib/PeerManager.js), [Peer.js](lib/Peer.js) and [Connection.js](lib/Connection.js)