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Previously the README suggested installing jasmine globally (frowned upon) and didn't cover installing dustjs-linkedin at all (which of course would in turn break tests). This is what package.json is for - no need to list the dependencies again in the README. Runing npm install in the project directory takes care of all things
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Updated README to install node dependencies properly
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Previously the README suggested installing jasmine globally (frowned upon) and didn't cover installing dustjs-linkedin at all (which of course would in turn break tests). This is what package.json is for - no need to list the dependencies again in the README. Runing npm install in the project directory takes care of all things