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README.md

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 ### 7.1 First Install
 The homebridge-hue plugin obviously needs homebridge, which, in turn needs Node.js.  I've followed these steps to set it up on my macOS server:
 
-- Install the Node.js JavaScript runtime `node`, from its [website](https://nodejs.org).  I'm using v6.9.4 LTS for macOS (x64), which includes the `npm` package manager;
+- Install the Node.js JavaScript runtime `node`, from its [website](https://nodejs.org).  I'm using v6.10.0 LTS for macOS (x64), which includes the `npm` package manager;
 - Make sure `/usr/local/bin` is in your `$PATH`, as `node`, `npm`, and, later, `homebridge` install there;
 - You might want to update `npm` through `sudo npm update -g npm@latest`.  For me, this installs npm version 4.4.1;
 - Install homebridge following the instructions on [GitHub](https://github.com/nfarina/homebridge).  For me, this installs homebridge version 0.4.16 to `/usr/local/lib/node_modules`.  Make sure to create a `config.json` in `~/.homebridge`, as described;
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 ## 8. Configuration
 In homebridge's `config.json` you need to specify a platform for homebridge-hue:
-```
+```json
   "platforms": [
     {
       "platform": "Hue",
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 ### 8.1 Example
 For reference, below is an example `config.json` that includes all parameters and their default values:
-```
+```json
   "platforms": [
     {
       "platform": "Hue",