@r2kode/qnf-js-lib v1.9.0

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npm pack

1. Build library pnpm build
2. From within your npm package directory, run npm pack in your terminal. Note the .tgz file it produces and the location of it.
3. Change directories to the project directory where you want to use the npm package. Example: cd /path/to/project
4. From within the client project directory, run pnpm install /path/to/qnf-js-lib.tgz but replace it with the proper path to the location of the .tgz file from step 1
5. Then you can start using the package in that client project to test things out This will give you the closest to production experience for using your npm package.

npm link

1. Build library pnpm build
2. From within your npm package directory run npm link in your terminal
3. Change directories to the project directory where you want to use the npm package. Example: cd /path/to/project
4. From within the client project directory run npm link @r2kode/qnf-jslib

Relative path

1. Build library pnpm build
2. From within your client project directory run pnpm install /path/to/your/qnf-js-lib in your terminal

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