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require("@elements/router/package.json"); // @elements/router is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/config-loader/package.json"); // @elements/config-loader is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/cli/package.json"); // @elements/cli is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/logger/package.json"); // @elements/logger is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/test/package.json"); // @elements/test is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/model/package.json"); // @elements/model is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/developer/package.json"); // @elements/developer is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/database/package.json"); // @elements/database is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/webpack/package.json"); // @elements/webpack is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/build/package.json"); // @elements/build is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/core/package.json"); // @elements/core is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/config/package.json"); // @elements/config is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/generator/package.json"); // @elements/generator is a peer dependency.
require("@elements/deploy/package.json"); // @elements/deploy is a peer dependency.
var application = require("@elements/application")
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