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require("typescript/package.json"); // typescript is a peer dependency.
require("@nx/devkit/package.json"); // @nx/devkit is a peer dependency.
require("tslib/package.json"); // tslib is a peer dependency.
require("@nx/node/package.json"); // @nx/node is a peer dependency.
require("@serverless-stack/cli/package.json"); // @serverless-stack/cli is a peer dependency.
require("@types/aws-lambda/package.json"); // @types/aws-lambda is a peer dependency.
require("@serverless-stack/resources/package.json"); // @serverless-stack/resources is a peer dependency.
require("aws-cdk-lib/package.json"); // aws-cdk-lib is a peer dependency.
require("@serverless-stack/core/package.json"); // @serverless-stack/core is a peer dependency.
require("@tsconfig/node18/package.json"); // @tsconfig/node18 is a peer dependency.
require("@types/node/package.json"); // @types/node is a peer dependency.
var nxSst = require("@k11r/nx-sst")
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