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I have a CSS file that I want to upload to npm. My project's folder structure is as follows:

my-project (folder)
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+---- css (folder)
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      +---- my-project.css
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      +---- my-project.min.css

When I try to upload my project to NPM, it asks for an entry point, where the default is set to index.js. For my case where there are only 2 files inside a folder called css, what should it be? Moreover, what is the meaning of the entry-point for an npm project?

darkhorse
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    Have you read e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/q/32800066/3001761? If you're not expecting your users to `require` your package, it doesn't matter. – jonrsharpe Jun 26 '20 at 17:02

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Entry point is a JavaScript file that gets called when your module is needed.
By common practice, it is usually given the name "app.js" or "index.js" (your case).
The entry point is also the path that will be used to access your module.
CSS files cannot be entry points.

Dennis Kozevnikoff
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