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Publishing a private package

Publishing a private package

- [Instructor] Okay, so now let's explore how to do a private package, a scope private package. So if you followed along from the third chapter doing the on scope first, doing the scope, this part is going to be very quick, very easy for you. So if you are jumping into this video, please watch the other ones so you get all the previous knowledge about how to initialize your package.json file, how to set it as scope as you initialized it. So right now it should be scope. It should look something like this. There should be an @ in the name of your package here. If you don't have that and you have a simple name like my package or whatever is the package about, go back to the previous video. At the very least, initialize your package.json file. Make sure that there's an organization or username with your name of your package here and now you'll be able to do this video. Once you've done all of this, it's very simple. You…

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