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So when I published an npm package, for some reason, it threw my profile name with my package information into the node_modules so here is what happens when it is installed...<br />
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-testdirectory<br />
--node_modules folder<br />
--package-lock.json<br />
---node_modules/@myusernam<wbr />e/myprojec<wbr />tname<br />
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this is completely the wrong project structure. &nbsp;What I need is the following:<br />
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I need the following in the same folder<br />
myprojectname folder<br />
node_modules folder<br />
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but for some reason, the project folder gets pushed into node_modules. &nbsp;What can i do to correct this?
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So when I published an npm package, for some reason, it threw my profile name with my package information into the node_modules so here is what happens when it is installed...

-testdirectory
--node_modules folder
--package-lock.json
---node_modules/@myusername/myprojectname

this is completely the wrong project structure.  What I need is the following:

I need the following in the same folder
myprojectname folder
node_modules folder

but for some reason, the project folder gets pushed into node_modules.  What can i do to correct this?

Having issue with location of files in npm.  Need to have files in correct place.

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