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Gist 45c4a11439291901ab6c

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Last edited Sep 25, 2015
Created on Sep 25, 2015

This example presents a step-by-step terminal guide for installing the RobotJS library from a local source archive. It shows the exact shell commands used to download, unzip, rebuild, and link the module into a project directory, including the use of `wget`, `unzip`, `npm install`, and `node-gyp rebuild`. The visualization documents the installation workflow as plain text, with each command and its purpose clearly separated.

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