chore(package): store application resources in the lib folder#300
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Previously in they were stored in the `dist` folder, which is commonly used to store bundles. `lib` is generally use to store the generated javascript code, so the npm package now follows this convention.
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Previously in they were stored in the
distfolder, which is commonly used to store bundles.libis generally use to store the generated javascript code, so the npm package now follows thisconvention.
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Here are some links about the usage of the
libanddistfolders in the npm packages: