When I say yes, it goes ahead, and it creates the package.json for me.

Then it will ask me if this package.json that it has created is okay.

The last prompt is about the license, and I’m just going to accept that default.

And if you want to have a website, you can include that in parentheses. Then, if you want to, you can include your email address in angle brackets right after that. The author field should follow a certain structure.

You can add keywords that will help people find your package when they’re searching.

If you don’t have a test command or a git repository, so you can just leave those blank.

The entry point is the file that’s loaded when this module is used.

Then you’re going to fill in a description, but this isn’t a required field, so you don’t have to.

You should be versioning your packages, but this default is how you should start.

Then it’s going to ask me for a version.

First, it will ask me for a name, and I’m going to click through to use the default, which is the directory name.

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