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# Table of content
- [Presentation](#presentation)
- [Table of content](#table-of-content)
- [How to use](#how-to-use)
- [Fork it ( click use the template )](#fork-it--click-use-the-template-)
- [Enable automatic publishing](#enable-automatic-publishing)
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- Check if there is not already a NPM module named like that.
- The description you provide will be the one used on NPM and in ``package.json`` ( you can change it later )
Once you've done that a GitHub action workflow will set up the ``README.md`` and the ``package.json`` for you, wait a couple of minutes for it to complete ( a bot will push ). You can follow the job advancement in the "Action" tab.
Once you've done that a GitHub action workflow will set up the ``README.md`` and the ``package.json``
for you, wait a couple of minutes for it to complete ( a bot will push ). You can follow the job advancement in the "Action" tab.
(**warning** please read [this](#few-things-you-need-to-be-aware-of-before-getting-started))
Each time you will push changes ``npm test`` will be run on remote docker containers against multiple node versions if everything passes you will get a green ``ci`` badges in your readme.