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@player1os/library-utility lists no main file and has no index.js, so it can't be directly required. If this is a mistake, please let us know. It may however contain internal files that you can require manually:
require("@player1os/ts-node-extra/package.json"); // @player1os/ts-node-extra is a peer dependency.
require("chokidar/package.json"); // chokidar is a peer dependency.
require("mocha/package.json"); // mocha is a peer dependency.
require("nyc/package.json"); // nyc is a peer dependency.
require("ts-node/package.json"); // ts-node is a peer dependency.
require("tslint/package.json"); // tslint is a peer dependency.
require("typescript/package.json"); // typescript is a peer dependency.
require("webpack/package.json"); // webpack is a peer dependency.
// require("@player1os/library-utility/[??]")
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