# Neptune JS
## Getting Started
### NPM
Copy the following Code to install the [npm package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/neptunecss-js).
```
npm i neptunecss-js
```
### CDN
```html
```
### Import
There are two ways to import Neptune JS. The first way is a namespaced import. Copy the following line into your file.
```javascript
import * as NeptuneJS from "path/to/package/neptune.min.js"
```
Now you have to write `NeptuneJS.` before every class of Neptune JS like:
```javascript
const myBadge = new NeptuneJS.Badge({
text: "default badge",
size: "m",
style: "primary"
});
```
The second way to import Neptune JS is to import only the components you need.
```javascript
import { Badge, Spinner, Toast } from "path/to/package/neptune.min.js"
```
#### Example Project
```html
Neptune example
```
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