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require("@fullcalendar/core/package.json"); // @fullcalendar/core is a peer dependency.
require("fieldeas-web/package.json"); // fieldeas-web is a peer dependency.
require("@vueuse/components/package.json"); // @vueuse/components is a peer dependency.
require("vue-i18n/package.json"); // vue-i18n is a peer dependency.
require("vue/package.json"); // vue is a peer dependency.
require("pinia/package.json"); // pinia is a peer dependency.
require("@vueuse/core/package.json"); // @vueuse/core is a peer dependency.
require("vuetify/package.json"); // vuetify is a peer dependency.
require("vue-router/package.json"); // vue-router is a peer dependency.
require("fieldeas-mobile/package.json"); // fieldeas-mobile is a peer dependency.
require("vuex/package.json"); // vuex is a peer dependency.
require("lodash/package.json"); // lodash is a peer dependency.
require("axios/package.json"); // axios is a peer dependency.
var fieldeasComponents = require("fieldeas-components")
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