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use ~/nushell/modules/nupm
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Note that the module name (its directory) can end in a `/` (or `\` on Windows), but as with most commands that take a paths (e.g., `cd`), this is completely optional.
Note that the module name (i.e., its directory) can end in a `/` (or `\` on Windows), but as with most commands that take paths (e.g., `cd`), this is completely optional.

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## Hiding

Any custom command or alias, imported from a module or not, can be "hidden", restoring the previous definition.
We do this with the [`hide`](/commands/docs/hide.md) command.
Any custom command or alias, whether imported from a module or not, can be "hidden" to restore the previous definition using
the [`hide`](/commands/docs/hide.md) command.

The `hide` command also accepts import patterns, just like [`use`](/commands/docs/use.md). The import pattern is interpreted slightly differently, though. It can be one of the following:
The `hide` command also accepts import patterns, similar to [`use`](/commands/docs/use.md), but interprets them slightly differently. These patterns can be one of the following:

- If the name is a custom command, it hides it directly. Otherwise ...
- If the name is a module name, hides all of its exports prefixed with the module name
- If the name is a custom command, the `hide` command hides it directly.
- If the name is a module name, it hides all of its exports prefixed with the module name

For example, using `std/assert`:

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