This document discusses publishing a module to npm and then installing it in a project. It explains publishing a simple example module to npm, which returns a link to access the module. It then describes creating a new project directory, generating a package.json file using npm init, and creating an index.js file to test installing the published module. The document teases more lessons to come in future episodes.

4. This is a simple example of a module
that exports a function. The function is
where all your giving to the community
lies. Make sure when you write your
first module for npm, it is more
significant than the one stated in the
example.

6. Follow the
prompts to sign
in to npm (if you
aren't already
signed in)
This will publish your module to npm and
return a link that you can use to access the
module from the npm website.

7. Now that we have published our module, let’s install it in a
project.
Let’s create a new directory for our project.
Post that create a package.json file for our project.
We will use the npm init command
to create a package.json file for our
project. We will also use the --yes
option to skip the prompts that npm
init offers us. This will create a basic
package.json file for you to use.

9. Let’s now create an index.js file for our project.
Did you do everything right? Did you
get what you expected?
Maybe/Maybe not. Let's unearth
more secrets in coming episodes.