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Adding Keywords to NPM Package and Creating a Script for Easy Versioning and Publishing
In this update, we have made two important enhancements to our npm package:
Adding Keywords
To improve discoverability, we have added keywords to the
package.jsonfile. These keywords help others find our package based on related search terms. You can see the added keywords in thepackage.jsonfile.Script for Versioning and Publishing
We have also created a script to streamline the process of versioning and publishing our package to npm. This script automates the steps required to generate a new version and publish it to production.