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docs(readme): fix imports in examples #22

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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ npm install -D @carpasse/dapi
To create an `DapiWrapper` you need to create an [`DapiDefinition`](#dapidefinition) object and pass it to the [`createDapi`](#createdapi) factory function.

```Typescript
import {createDapi} from '@carpasse/';
import {createDapi} from '@carpasse/dapi';

type Dependencies = {
db: OracleClient,
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Ideally you should pass a `createUser` fn with its dependencies already set to the `createCustomer` fn. This way, the `createCustomer` fn does not need to know about the dependencies of the `createPerson` fn. It only needs to know about the dependencies it needs to do its job.

```Typescript
import {createDapi, DapiFn} from '@carpasse/';
import {createDapi, DapiFn} from '@carpasse/dapi';
import type {DapiUser, UserData} from './user';
import type {Logger} from './logger';
import type {RabbitMQ} from './mqBroker';
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**Example**

```Typescript
import {createDapi} from '@carpasse/';
import {createDapi} from '@carpasse/dapi';
import {profile} from './profiler';
import {createPerson} from './person';

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