Thanks to our previous step, adding a new dependency is easy.
The OCaml compiler is package manager-agnostic. OPAM is the common one used by the community. Though if you're reading this tutorial, you likely know how to use npm. Good news: we support that as well. This tutorial will focus on the latter.
Usually we'd write a package.json here and let you do npm install to install all the dependencies into ./node_modules; for the sake of simplicity, we're gonna hardcode a dependency (check it out, it's only two files). You get the idea.
We'll also make the corresponding additions to .merlin.
"Run"
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print_endline MyDep.secret;
print_endline MyDep2.secret;
print_endline Muffin.secretFlavor;
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let secret = "hello";
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let secret = MyDep.secret ^ " world";
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cd step6
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