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@ronaldzav/credits

v1.0.1

Published

Add your watermark to your software

Downloads

9

Readme

GENERAL USE GUIDE

const { saveCredits, showCredits } = require("@ronaldzav/credits");
// Import the library

saveCredits("Your custom text") 
// Save the credits in the cc variable of your package.json
// After saving the credits you can remove this line from your code.

showCredits() 
// It will show the credits when this function is called.

When you start the application, the credits will be displayed automatically without the need to call any function, you just have to keep this line within your code:

const libc = require("@ronaldzav/credits");

If you want to disable the credits from being displayed when starting the application, you can set the arc variable to false within your package.json.

{
    "arc": false
}