docs(adr): clarify npm package features.
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adr/000x-developing-and-publishing-clientside-behaviours.md
adr/000x-developing-and-publishing-clientside-behaviours.md
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### Publishing to npm
-Additionally, we will produce an [npm package](https://www.npmjs.com/) which contains all the compiled down JavaScript both as individual files and as the single bundle in `app/assets/javascripts/primer.js`. This npm package will allow for consumption of the JS outside of using the traditional Rails Asset Pipeline. Publishing a side-car package like this moderately increases complexity for this library, but drastically _increases_ flexibility and decreases the burden on the library to provide flexible paths for the variety of JavaScript compilers in use today. Good precedent exists for offering sidecar client side libraries, for example the [Turbo Framework offers a sidecar package](https://github.com/hotwired/turbo-rails#installation) if not using the built in Asset Pipeline.
+Additionally, we will produce an [npm package](https://www.npmjs.com/) which contains all the compiled down JavaScript both as individual files and as the single bundle in `app/assets/javascripts/primer.js`. This npm package will allow for consumption of the JS outside of using the traditional Rails Asset Pipeline. Developers will be able to call `import "@primer/view_components"` within their JS, which means their JS toolchain will be able to perform necessary transformations or optimisations. This will also allow for selective component imports, for example `import "@primer/view_components/time_ago_component"` could import just the "TimeAgoComponent".
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+Publishing a side-car package like this moderately increases complexity for this library, but drastically _increases_ flexibility and decreases the burden on the library to provide flexible paths for the variety of JavaScript compilers in use today. Good precedent exists for offering sidecar client side libraries, for example the [Turbo Framework offers a sidecar package](https://github.com/hotwired/turbo-rails#installation) if not using the built in Asset Pipeline.
### Testing

docs(adr): clarify npm package features.