npm i @tmplr/nodeNode.js bindings for tmplr. These bindings are used by the default CLI to read values from the environment or modify the environment whenever Node.js is present. This decoupling allows running tmplr in other environments (such as on the browser, in distributed environments where the UI is located at a separate place than the backend, etc) by creating similar packages and UIs around it. For more information on this, checkout @tmplr/core.