al3x-pkg-test2 v0.0.0
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Quick Start
Install
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npm install my-packageUsage
/*
* Use examples liberally, and show the expected output if you can.
* It's helpful to have inline the smallest example of usage that you can demonstrate,
* while providing links to more sophisticated examples included in this README file or other sources.
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*/How to run locally
Prerequisites
- NodeJs 14
- Include extras
Installation
Install dependencies
npm iFill environment variables
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Run locally
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// Use examples liberally Run unit test and coverage
Run
npm testTo run code coverage use
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