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Java Exception JSONObject not found, when starting gui #108

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You probably don't want to do a local install using npm install jdeploy because that will add jdeploy as a dependency of your project, which will make it larger (it will actually include jdeploy as part of your app bundle, which you probably don't want).

If your project didn't already contain a package.json or node_modules, I would revert what was done by deleting package.json, package-lock.json, and node_modules.

If you don't want to do a global install, you should be able to just do

% cd <my project folder>
% npx jdeploy

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