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var DeclarationBundlerPlugin = (function () {
  function DeclarationBundlerPlugin(options) {
      if (options === void 0) { options = {}; }
      this.out = options.out ? options.out : './build/';
      this.excludedReferences = options.excludedReferences ? options.excludedReferences : undefined;
  }
  DeclarationBundlerPlugin.prototype.apply = function (compiler) {
      var _this = this;
      //when the compiler is ready to emit files
      compiler.plugin('emit', function (compilation, callback) {

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How to add your own badge on README.md file

Here is a simple way to create your own badge for your npm package. I hope you will enjoy this.

Where to go and get badge

• Go to https://shields.io/#/ website
• prepare your own badge and
• have these logo references in your readme files.

Alternative way to create badge

You can also follow this pattern https://img.shields.io/badge/[SUBJECT]-[STATUS]-[COLOR].svg and Put something on below values:

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  %USERPROFILE%\.npmrc

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scripts{
  "generate-barrel-app": "barrelsby -d src/app -e .spec.ts .tests.ts -q",
}

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import {banana, apple, oranges} from './fruits';

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import {banana} from './fruits/banana';
import {apple} from './fruits/apple';
import {oranges} from './fruits/oranges';

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export * from './banana';
export * from './apple';
export * from './oranges';

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var x= 20; 

function add(a) {
  return a+x; // here inside a function scope I can access the variable `x` declared globally in this file.
}

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var x= 20; // declaring and instantiating a global variable 

function add(a) {
  return a+x; // here inside a function scope I can access the variable `x` declared globally in this file.
}

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function add20(a) { 
  /* 
  here variable `a` is a local variable and it is under local scope. 
  `a` is accessible everywhere within `add20` function.
  */
  return a + 20; 
} 

// this is global scope and I can not access `a` from here which is created inside the function scope. 
add20();