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10 changes: 9 additions & 1 deletion docs/resources/projects/libraries.md
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## Publishing a Library

To make the resources in your project available for others to use, publish your project as Library.

When you publish your project as a Library, your project will become a **Library Project**, and [certain features](#disabled-features-in-a-library) will no longer be available.

:::note
When you publish your project as Library, it can not be reverted. If you want to restore your project so that it is no longer a Library, you can clone the project. However, things like your deployment and Firestore settings will be cleared. If you want to preserve the state of your project before turning it into a Library, you should clone it first and then publish.
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To publish a FlutterFlow project as a library, start by creating a FlutterFlow project as you normally would, then follow these steps:

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- App settings
- Firebase
- Development environment
- Development environments
- Authentication
- Push notifications
- Mobile deployment
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