You can use npm to install, publish, and manage reusable JavaScript packages for your software projects. It connects developers to the world's largest open-source package registry, letting you quickly incorporate third-party libraries into your code. With npm, you can manage project dependencies, run automated development scripts, and resolve version conflicts across applications. Paid plans also offer private package hosting and team access controls, helping engineering teams organize proprietary code alongside public libraries without maintaining their own standalone package servers or complicated infrastructure.
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