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This module doesn’t seem to be published on NPM. Perhaps the module name is incorrect or mistyped, or the module’s author hasn’t published it yet?

` : html`

😭 Okay, so: nothing worked. We tried UMD, we tried bundling, we tried searching for random files that might be loadable. Unfortunately, no 🎲. This doesn’t mean nothing can work - this is an automated tool and doesn’t have human intuition. You might want to browse the files this module exposes on unpkg to see if any of them look viable. Or you might want to ask the module’s author whether there’s a file that people can use with browsers. Where there’s a will there’s a way: good luck. (This also means that all of the grayed-out solutions below won’t work.)

Below are multiple strategies for loading this library. Those with a thumbs-up work, those with a frowny face don’t, and the ones with a shrug work, but have caveats.

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	entry point	description
${!!pkg.main ? `✓` : ''}	main	The original one: this was the first kind of entry point invented, and for a long time it was almost always code that would run in the Node.js environment.
${!!pkg.unpkg ? `✓` : ''}	unpkg	An entry point invented by unpkg, the web-friendly npm content delivery system. It’s usually a really good sign if we see one of these, because they’re supposed to be UMD files, which are very web-friendly.
${!!pkg.module ? `✓` : ''}	module	The entry point of the future! In this one should lie a ES Module - a new module syntax for JavaScript that’s built into the language itself. It’s great if we find one of these, but not a guaranteed win, because support and interoperability of this module type is pretty scarce.

Sometimes a package.json won’t have any of these, and that's fine. In that case, we are left to assume that the entry point is index.js

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