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-S is shorthand for --save, and it adds the package you're installing to the dependencies in your package.json file (which can be created with npm init). However, --save or -S is totally unnecessary if you're using npm 5 or above since it's done by default. blog.npmjs.org/post/161081169345/v500

-S is shorthand for --save, and it adds the package you're installing to the dependencies in your package.json file (which can be created with npm init). However, --save or -S is totally unnecessary if you're using npm 5 or above since it's done by default. blog.npmjs.org/post/161081169345/v500

-S is shorthand for --save, and it adds the package you're installing to the dependencies in your package.json file (which can be created with npm init). However, --save or -S is totally unnecessary if you're using npm 5 or above since it's done by default.

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-S is shorthand for --save, and it adds the package you're installing to the dependencies in your package.json file (which can be created with npm init). However, --save or -S is totally unnecessary if you're using npm 5 or above since it's done by default. blog.npmjs.org/post/161081169345/v500