.npmignore

# This follows `.gitignore` exactly. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Local

.~*
._*

# Logs

*.log

# Backups

*~
*.bak

# Vagrant

.vagrant/

# TypeScript

typings/

# IntelliJ

.idea/

# Sublime

*.sublime-project
*.sublime-workspace

# Vendor

vendor/

# NodeJS

node_modules/

# JSPM

jspm_packages/

# Bower

bower_components/

# SASS

.sass-cache/

# Elastic Beanstalk

.elasticbeanstalk/

# CTAGs

*.ctags
*.tags

# VCS

.git/

.svn/
_svn/

CVS/
.cvsignore

.bzr/
.bzrignore

.hg/
.hgignore

SCCS/
RCS/

# PC Files

$RECYCLE.BIN/
Desktop.ini
Thumbs.db
ehthumbs.db

# Mac Files

.AppleDB
.AppleDouble
.AppleDesktop
.com.apple.timemachine.donotpresent
Network Trash Folder
Temporary Items
.LSOverride
.Spotlight-V100
.VolumeIcon.icns
.TemporaryItems
.fseventsd
.DS_Store
.Trashes
.apdisk
Icon?
!Icons
._*

# These are in addition to what we have in `.gitignore`. ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Assets

/assets/

# Demos

/demo/
/demos/

# Docs

/doc/
/docs/

# Tests

/test/
/tests/

# Git Dotfiles

/.gitignore
/.gitattributes
/.gitmodules
/.gitchange

# GitHub Misc.

/.github/
/CONTRIBUTING.md
/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md
/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

# GitHub + Jekyll Dirs/Files
# Note: `docs/` and `assets/` are also used by Jekyll.
# They aren't listed here because they are listed elsewhere.

/_config.yml
/_layouts/
/_includes/
/_sass/

# Templates

/rdm.about.md
/rdm.body.md
/rdm.tpl.md

/lic.about.txt
/lic.body.txt
/lic.tpl.txt

# NPM

/.npmrc
/.npmignore

# Babel

/.babelrc

# Bower

/.bowerrc

# TypeScript

*.ts
*.tsx
!*.d.ts
/types/
/tsfmt.json
/typings.json
/tsconfig.json

# Gulp Files

/gulpfile.js

# Grunt Files

/Gruntfile

# Drone

/.drone.*

# Circle CI

/circle.yml
/.circle.yml

# Travis

/.travis.*
/.travis-*

# Coverage

/.coveralls.*
/.scrutinizer.*

# Composer

/composer.json

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