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Author: jjw24

nodejs-setup-project.md

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 ```
 
 3. It specifies the Node.js version that will be used for building your project:
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 ```yml
 - name: Set up Node.Js
   uses: actions/setup-node@v2
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 ```
 
 4. The project's release version is obtained from your plugin.json automatically by the ci, so when built it will be appended to the zip file later:
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 ```yml
 - name: get version
   id: version
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     prop_path: 'Version'
 ```
 
-5. The 'Install dependencies' section is where you will do most of your CI work. It will run `npm install`, which will output all the dependencies specified in package.json into the 'node_modules' directory. The workflow will then zip them up along with your project using the `zip -r Flow.Launcher.Plugin.HelloWorldNodeJS.zip . -x '*.git*'`, where you replace this `Flow.Launcher.Plugin.HelloWorldNodeJS` with the name of your plugin.
+5. The 'Install dependencies' section is where you will do most of your CI work. It will run `npm install`, which will output all the dependencies specified in package.json into the 'node_modules' directory. The workflow will then zip them up along with your project using `zip -r Flow.Launcher.Plugin.HelloWorldNodeJS.zip . -x '*.git*'`, where you replace this `Flow.Launcher.Plugin.HelloWorldNodeJS` with the name of your plugin.
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 ```yml
 - name: Install dependencies
   run: |
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 ### 2. Publish as zip
 The final step to the workflow file is this publish section, which will publish the zip file you generated, upload to GitHub Releases page and tag with the version generated from the previous step from your plugin.json file. Remember again to replace `Flow.Launcher.Plugin.HelloWorldNodeJS` with the name of your plugin.
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 ```yml
 - name: Publish
   uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1