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Author: STARasGAMES

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-# Unity package template
-This template provides solution on how to create and maintain your package, while allowing it to be distributed through GitHub.
-It has CI actions, which creates/updates branch called `upm` after each commit to `main`.
-This is very usefull because:
-1. you can have whole project(with all settings) in repo so cotributing is really simple. 
-2. users don't need to worry about extracting required folders from repo and able to just install only `upm` branch through Package Manager.
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-Look at [upm](https://github.com/STARasGAMES/Unity-package-repo-setup-template/tree/upm) branch to see how it looks.
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-Source of template: https://medium.com/openupm/how-to-maintain-upm-package-part-1-7b4daf88d4c4
-
-## Steps to setup your package repo
-
-* Create new repo using this project as template.
-* Rename folder "Packages/PACKAGE_NAME" to represent your package name and namespace (if you are using Rider). For ex: `Packages/SaG.Dependencies`.
-* Change PACKAGE_NAME in ".github/workflows/ci.yml" to your packages's folder name.
-(IMPORTANT: it's easier to use github web client to do this step, otherwise there is a big chance to mess around with git credentials)
-* Copy your package name, because you will need to paste it several time.
-  1. In Unity go to your package folder and select package.json file. Change all appropriate fields.
-  2. In Unity go to your package folder and change names for all `.asmdef` files.
-* Change `README.md` and `Packages/PACKAGE_NAME/README.md` installation sections accordingly to your github repo.
-8 Remove from `README.md` unnecessary text .
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 ## Installation
 Install via git url by adding this entry in your **manifest.json**
 
-`"$package-name$": "https://github.com/$GitHubUsername$/$RepositoryName$.git#upm"`
+`"com.starasgames.unity-clean-localized-string-inspector": "https://github.com/STARasGAMES/com.starasgames.unity-clean-localized-string-inspector.git#upm"`