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improved peer jsdoc, fixed docs for messages, and switched to use svg for readme icon

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<img src="http://bitcore.io/css/images/module-p2p.png" alt="bitcore payment protocol" height="35" width="102"> <img src="http://bitcore.io/css/images/bitcore-p2p.svg" alt="bitcore payment protocol" height="35" width="102">
Bitcore P2P Bitcore P2P
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The bitcoin protocol specifies a set of [messages](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Protocol_specification) that can be sent from peer to peer. `bitcore-p2p` provides support for some of these messages. The bitcoin protocol specifies a set of [messages](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Protocol_specification) that can be sent from peer to peer. `bitcore-p2p` provides support for some of these messages.
To create a messages, you can use any of the message constructors, here is a simple example: To create a message, you can use any of the message constructors, here is a simple example:
```javascript ```javascript
var messages = new Messages(); var messages = new Messages();

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var util = require('util'); var util = require('util');
/** /**
* A constructor to create Peer instances to send and recieve messages * The Peer constructor will create an instance of Peer to send and recieve messages
* using the standard Bitcoin protocol. * using the standard Bitcoin protocol. A Peer instance represents one connection
* on the Bitcoin network. To create a new peer connection provide the host and port
* options and then invoke the connect method. Additionally, a newly connected socket
* can be provided instead of host and port.
* *
* @example * @example
* ```javascript * ```javascript