# {{.Repo}}

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## Installation

Simply install to your project:

```bash
sampctl package install {{.User}}/{{.Repo}}
```

Include in your code and begin using the library:

```pawn
#include <{{.Repo}}>
```

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## Testing

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To test, simply run the package:

```bash
sampctl package run
```