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 # powershell-command-executor
 
-Module that provides a registry and gateway for execution of pre-defined powershell commands through long-lived established remote PSSessions. 
+Node.js module that provides a registry and gateway for execution of pre-defined powershell commands through long-lived established remote PSSessions. 
 
 * [Overview](#overview)
 * [Concepts](#concepts)
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 ###<a name="overview"></a> Overview
 
-This module builds on top of [stateful-process-command-proxy](https://github.com/bitsofinfo/stateful-process-command-proxy) to provide a higher level API for a registry of pre-defined commands, specifically for various powershell operations agains Office365; or any powershell command really, you just need to configure them. The module provides a simplified interface to pass arguments to various "named" commands, sanitize the arguments and return the results. This module supports concepts that would permit the construction of a higher level interface to this system, such as via a REST API or user interface... see [powershell-command-executor-ui](https://github.com/bitsofinfo/powershell-command-executor-ui) for a working example of this concept in an useable implementation.
+This Node.js module builds on top of [stateful-process-command-proxy](https://github.com/bitsofinfo/stateful-process-command-proxy) to provide a higher level API for a registry of pre-defined commands, specifically for various powershell operations agains Office365; or any powershell command really, you just need to configure them. The module provides a simplified interface to pass arguments to various "named" commands, sanitize the arguments and return the results. This module supports concepts that would permit the construction of a higher level interface to this system, such as via a REST API or user interface... see [powershell-command-executor-ui](https://github.com/bitsofinfo/powershell-command-executor-ui) for a working example of this concept in an useable implementation.
 
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