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require("crypto-browserify/package.json"); // crypto-browserify is a peer dependency.
require("socket.io/package.json"); // socket.io is a peer dependency.
require("memfs/package.json"); // memfs is a peer dependency.
require("net-browserify/package.json"); // net-browserify is a peer dependency.
require("browserify-zlib/package.json"); // browserify-zlib is a peer dependency.
require("express/package.json"); // express is a peer dependency.
require("querystring-es3/package.json"); // querystring-es3 is a peer dependency.
require("timers-browserify/package.json"); // timers-browserify is a peer dependency.
require("socket.io-client/package.json"); // socket.io-client is a peer dependency.
require("path-browserify/package.json"); // path-browserify is a peer dependency.
var fakettp = require("fakettp")
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