[0:00] [0: 00] The first thing you need to do is get our package.json in order for publishing. Here, you can see a diff of the changes I've made in the package.json.
[0:07] [0: 07] The most important ones that I want to point out are name and version. We're going to publishing this under your GitHub username, because streak-counter is probably taken. I have -2 in mind, because I've already done this, and version, start of at ..1.

[0:20] [0: 20] We'll be using a tool called Microbundle to bundle our project for publishing on nmp. First, install it as a dev dependency. From Microbundle, we'll make the following changes. I'm not going to go through each one, but a lot of these will just ensure that our library works in a handful of different environments and different versions of JavaScript.

[0:42] [0: 42] Next, we'll be making changes to our tsconfig.json. I went ahead and removed all comments so you can see what we're working with before we make changes. As you can see, we've made a couple of changes which are just going to allow our project to be compiled correctly according to what Microbundle expects. You can refer to the TS handbook if you want to understand what each of these things do.

[1:05] [1: 05] The final thing we're going to do is create a .npmignore at the root of streak-counter, and we'll add two lines in here, _tests_ and .github. This tells npm, when you publish our package, don't bundle these files or, in this case, these directories.

[1:21] [1: 22] That's it for now. In the next video, we will actually publish this to npm.