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[graphql-scalars GitHub repository](https://github.com/graphql/graphql-scalars/tree/main/scalars).

2. Modify your selected template, and save it in the correct place
`scalars/contributed/<github-user-name>/<scalar-name>.md` in the
`scalars/contributed/<github-user-or-organization-name>/<scalar-name>.md` in
the
[graphql-scalars GitHub repository](https://github.com/graphql/graphql-scalars/tree/main/scalars/contributed).
The directory location is important, as this will form part of the reference
URL for your specification.
URL for your specification. In case you are using an organization name, we
will manually verify that you are allowed to make the contribution in the
name of the organization.

3. Install dependencies with `npm install` and the run `npm run build` to
locally build the resulting public specification files. Navigate to the
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