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node-package-template

v0.0.3

Published

A basic node package template

Downloads

13

Readme

node-package-template

A simple project in order to create and publish a node package to npmjs.org

Publishing a developed plugin

npmjs.org signup page - https://www.npmjs.com/signup

To login via the command line on your local machine

npm login

Enter your login details. Once you are authorized you will be able to publish modules from your machine with the following command.

npm publish

You can also build out tests around your functionality

npm test

This example can be found at my NPM package page (Username: fintanak) on https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-package-template

Basic Usage

In a new project you can then download the module as a dependency and add it to your package.json file by running..

npm install node-package-template --save

You can then use the module in your project e.g.

var nodePackage = require("node-package-template");

console.log(nodePackage.helloWorld("Hello World!"));