**How to use Nodejs package ExIf in DS** (step by step with sample code)\\
(ExIf can be used to read the data from a photo; which includes size, location, technical details, etc) \\
(not sure if ide.AddModule is a Premium function)\\
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First find the package on www.npmjs.com\\
(npmjs usually has a section labelled Usage which shows the javascript you'll need later)\\
In DS touch 3-vertical-dots icon & touch New;\\ Create a new project/app npmexif, Native, Node Native, OK \\
Edit your new project/app (npmexif), edit to 
**ide.AddModule( "exif" )** \\
you can remove the code specific to "moment"\\
Run the code, it'll ask if you want to install module (touch Yes), then it'll tell you it's installing\\
(your files app will now show a subdirectory in your project/app called node_modules)\\
Edit the code as below (for other packages see the Usage section npmjs)\\
you'll need to add a jpg photo (touch 3rd icon at bottom, touch +, find the photo)
rename the photo to myImage..jpg or edit the name in the code, run it.\\

<code>
//Configure app to use NodeJS as the main scripting engine
//giving you the full power of Node directly in your app!
cfg.Node

//Configure for Material UI and light theme.
cfg.MUI, cfg.Light

//Make sure the required node modules are installed to ide.
//(This downloads modules from https://www.npmjs.com).
ide.AddModule( "exif" )

//Called when application is started.
function OnStart()
{
    //Set MUI primary color.
    app.InitializeUIKit( MUI.colors.teal.teal, "Light" )
    //Create a MUI card layout.
    lay = MUI.CreateLayout("Linear", "VCenter,FillXY")

path = app.RealPath(app.GetAppPath())+'/Img/myImage.jpg'
//alert(path)
uri = app.Path2Uri(path)

var ExifImage = require('exif').ExifImage
 try {
    new ExifImage({ image : path }, function (error, exifData) {
        if (error)
            alert('Error: '+error.message);
        else
            alert(JSON.stringify(exifData));
    })
} catch (error) {
    alert('Error: ' + error.message);
}

    //Add main layout to app.
    app.AddLayout(lay)

}
</code>