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# Link A JavaScript Package Locally
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If you are putting together a JavaScript package and you'd like to test it
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out locally before putting it on NPM, use `npm link`.
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First, from the directory of the package you are creating run:
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```bash
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$ npm link
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```
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This will symlink the package to the global node modules directory.
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Then, from the base project directory that you want to try importing and
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using the package from, run:
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```bash
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$ npm link name-of-package
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```
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This will create an additional symlink from the global node modules
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directory to the `node_modules` of this target project.
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You'll now have access to the project, try an `import` to get what you need
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and try it out.
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