Well, it looks like everything has been successfully published for me.
I don't see any heirs or anything like that.
Now, here's the moment of truth.
Here's where we're going to actually test our satellite and make sure we can run our application on
our own machine.
So to do so, we can either install our jazz note package or whatever you called your package as a global
module, or alternatively, we can do an NPCs and in the name of your modules.
In my case, I called my jazz note.
I'm going to run that.
Northparkes is going to go off to the Nghiem registry and download all the source code for our project.
And it looks like I already made a little mistake, I forgot to put on the serve command, but we at
least got some help telling me that, hey, I did something incorrectly here.
So it should be a joyous note serve.
There we go.
That's better.
And there we go.
So we are running on localhost four thousand five.
I should be able to go over to my browser, go to localhost four thousand five, and sure enough, A,
it actually works so I can create a kozel.
I can show some kind of component.
And of course, I can also add in some snippet of text as well.
And it looks like it all works well, that is pretty much it.
That is our application from start to finish.
We've actually got it working and deployed.
Now, any user can run that NPCs book or whatever you called your project and get this tool running
on their own local machine.
But that doesn't necessarily mean that we have to stop development here.
There are a variety of really big improvements we can add into this application.
And I want to go over some different ways.
You can improve this and give you some general tools and guidance on how to do that in the next video.
Let's take a look at how we could potentially continue on in just a moment.