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This project uses yarn workspaces, the project-internal yarn packages are stored in the folders `packages/` and `apps/`, where only the packages in the folder `packages/` should be imported. If files are to be imported from one package into an app or another package, the package name must be used for this purpose.

We currently have the following yarn packages which can be imported:
- `@beabee/client` in `packages/client/package.json`
- `@beabee/beabee-common` in `packages/common/package.json`
- `@beabee/core` in `packages/core/package.json`
- `@beabee/prettier-config` in `packages/prettier-config/package.json`
- `@beabee/test-utils` in `packages/test-utils/package.json`
- `@beabee/tsconfig` in `packages/tsconfig/package.json`

There are also packages in the apps directory, but these cannot be imported into the other packages (unless we are inside that app), because they are not self-contained packages. 

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