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## Create a package
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Your package is a standard NodeCG bundle. See their [website](https://nodecg.com/) for more info. The bundle should be dependent on `nodecg-io-core` and all services it needs. Then you define `module.exports` as a function that takes a NodeCG instance. In that function you initialise your bundle.
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Your package is a standard NodeCG bundle. See their [website](https://nodecg.dev/) for more info. The bundle should be dependent on `nodecg-io-core` and all services it needs. Then you define `module.exports` as a function that takes a NodeCG instance. In that function you initialise your bundle.
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