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-# pyoload
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+=======
+pyoload
+=======
 pyoload has two main functions
 
-# pyoload.annotate
+----------------
+pyoload.annotate
+----------------
 
 Is used as a decorator on the function.
-```python
+.. code-block:: python
 
-from pyoload import annotate
+  from pyoload import annotate
 
-@annotate
-def twice(a:int) -> int:
-    return a * 2
+  @annotate
+  def twice(a:int) -> int:
+      return a * 2
 
-b = twice(4)
-```
-The annotate creates a wrapper over the decorated function which checks in for argument types over each function call using `pyoload.matchType(val, spec)`.
+  b = twice(4)
+
+The annotate creates a wrapper over the decorated function which checks in for argument types over each function call using :python`pyoload.matchType(val, spec)`.
 The original function is kept in the `.__pyod_annotate__` attribute.
 
 # pyoload.overload