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+<!-- contributed by Erik Vold [erikvvold@gmail.com]  -->
+
+The `panic` API provides a simple way to create a panic, which
+can be used to anything that is desired in a panic situation, like entering
+private browsing mode, closing/replacing/hiding tabs, or anything else you
+can imagine.
+
+## Example ##
+
+    // create a panic that lasts 5 mins
+    require('panic').panic(5*60*1000);
+
+<api name="inPanic">
+@property {boolean}
+  This read-only boolean is true if there is a panic going on.
+</api>
+
+<api name="panic">
+@function
+  Starts a panic.
+@param milliseconds {Number}
+  Optional number of milliseconds that the panic should last for, this would
+  be useful if you want ensure that certain things are but on hold until the
+  panic subsides.
+</api>
+
+<api name="start">
+@event
+Emitted immediately after a panic begins
+
+    var panic = require('panic');
+    panic.on("start", function() {
+      // Do something when a panic starts
+    });
+</api>
+
+<api name="end">
+@event
+Emitted immediately after the panic ends
+
+    var panic = require('panic');
+    panic.on("start", function() {
+      // Do something when a panic ends
+    });
+</api>