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Yes, with that you don't even need to "socially fool the package owner". You can use common misspelling for famous packages. It gets you very far. For example
by msoad 11y ago
Yes, with that you don't even need to "socially fool the package owner". You can use common misspelling for famous packages. It gets you very far.
For example "lowdash" instead of lodash.
- insin 11y agoI wonder if npm has metrics for this - how many times a month are people attempting to "npm install boostrap"?