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@thebeyondgroup/brand
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The Beyond Group Branding that is shown in the console in the browser developer tools.
yarn add @thebeyondgroup/brandimport logBeyondBrand from '@thebeyondgroup/brand'logBeyondBrand()//main.js
import logBeyondBrand from "@thebeyondgroup/brand";
logBeyondBrand();

In order to publish this package you must have an NPM account associated with @thebeyondgroup organization. Once you have the correct account follow the steps blow.
yarn buildnpm publish, which should prompt you to login to your NPM account (the one referred to above). Once you have done, that NPM will publish that package on the NPM registry.FAQs
The Beyond Group developer tools console branding.
We found that @thebeyondgroup/brand demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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