diff --git a/API.md b/API.md
index 040d5b6..eb7801e 100644
--- a/API.md
+++ b/API.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ The flow of execution is really easy (once setted-up everything):
Some details:
-* Every schema the properties will be checked against, is built to reflect Apple's specifications, that can be found on Apple Developer Portal, at [PassKit Package Format Reference](https://apple.co/2MUHsm0).
+* Properties will be checked against schemas, which are built to reflect Apple's specifications, that can be found on Apple Developer Portal, at [PassKit Package Format Reference](https://apple.co/2MUHsm0).
* Here below are listed all the available methods that library will let you use.
@@ -69,10 +69,10 @@ var pass = new Pass(options);
**Arguments**:
-| Key | Type | Description | Optional | Default Value |
+| Key | Type | Description | Optional | Default Value |
|-----|------|---------------|:-------------:|:-----------:|
| options | Object | The options to create the pass | false | -
-| options.model | String/Path | The model path to be used to generate a new model. | false | -
+| options.model | String/Path | The model path to be used to generate a new model. | false | -
| options.certificates | Object | The certificate object containing the paths to certs files. | false | -
| options.certificates.wwdr | String/Path | The path to Apple WWDR certificate. | false | -
| options.certificates.signerCert | String/Path | The path to Developer certificate file. | false | -
@@ -176,17 +176,17 @@ To support versions prior to iOS 9, `barcode` key is automatically supported as
```javascript
pass.barcode("11424771526");
-
+
// or
-
+
pass.barcode({
message: "11424771526",
format: "PKBarcodeFormatCode128"
altText: "11424771526"
});
-
+
// or
-
+
pass.barcode([{
message: "11424771526",
format: "PKBarcodeFormatCode128"
@@ -218,8 +218,8 @@ pass.barcode(data).backward(format);
**Description**:
-Will let you choose the format to be used in barcode property as backward compatibility.
-Also will only work if `data` is provided to `barcode()` method and will fail if the selected format is not found among barcodes dictionaries array.
+It will let you choose the format to be used in barcode property as backward compatibility.
+Also it will work only if `data` is provided to `barcode()` method and will fail if the selected format is not found among barcodes dictionaries array.
**Arguments**:
@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ pass.barcode(data).autocomplete();
**Description**:
-Will generate all the barcodes fallback starting from the first dictionary in `barcodes`.
+It will generate all the barcodes fallback starting from the first dictionary in `barcodes`.
___
@@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ pass.void();
**Description**:
-Sets directly the pass as voided (void: true).
+It sets directly the pass as voided (void: true).
___
@@ -331,7 +331,7 @@ pass.relevance(key, value [, relevanceDateFormat]);
**Description**:
-It sets the relevance key in the pass among four: **beacons**, **locations**, **relevantDate** and **maxDistance**.
+It sets the relevance key in the pass among four: **beacons**, **locations**, **relevantDate** and **maxDistance**.
See [Apple Documentation dedicated page](https://apple.co/2QiE9Ds) for more.
For the first two keys, the argument 'value' (which will be of type **Array\