How to integrate YiiBooster for advanced theme Yii2 - yii2

i'm trying to integrate YiiBooster for a yii2 project. I'm working with the advanced theme but i'm stuck. I've used the composer to integrate and now i have: \vendor\vendor\clevertech\yii-booster\src.
I tried to download directly and configure by hand like says in the official website of yiibooster but i can't make it work.
Someone can help me?

Yii Booster was meant to work with Yii 1.x not Yii2. As such you cannot use it without rewriting the library to use Yii2.

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