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test-package-shubh

v1.0.0

Published

This package does something really cool!

Downloads

2

Readme

my-awesome-package

npm version

This package does something really cool! Here's how to use it.

Installation

npm install my-awesome-package

USAGE

const sayHello = require('my-awesome-package');

let greeting = sayHello('World');
console.log(greeting); // Outputs: Hello, World!


Examples:-
1. Greeting with a custom name:
console.log(sayHello('Alice')); // Outputs: Hello, Alice!

2. Handling empty input:
console.log(sayHello('')); // Outputs: Hello, !

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Things to remember:

  • Replace placeholders: Replace my-awesome-package with the actual name of your project.
  • Add more examples: Provide more elaborate examples showcasing different features of your package.
  • LICENSE file: Create a separate LICENSE file containing the full text of your chosen license.

Explanation:

  • Header: A clear title and an optional npm version badge.
  • Brief Description: Succinctly explain what your package does.
  • Installation: Simple installation instructions using npm.
  • Usage: A basic usage example.
  • Examples: More detailed examples for common use cases.
  • Contributing: Guidelines for others to participate in your project.
  • License: Specifies the terms of use for your package.

Let me know if you want to customize this further or focus on specific aspects of your README.md!