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The command "haxelib install ${libname} ${version}" is used to install a library named "${libname}" with a specific version "${version}" using the Haxelib package manager.

Here's a breakdown of each part of the command:

1. "haxelib" - This is the command used to interact with the Haxelib package manager.
2. "install" - This is the sub-command used to install a specific library.
3. "${libname}" - This is a placeholder representing the name of the library you want to install. You should replace "${libname}" with the actual name of the library.
4. "${version}" - This is a placeholder representing the specific version of the library you want to install. You should replace "${version}" with the actual version number.

For example, if you want to install a library named "mylibrary" with version 1.2.3, the command would be:

haxelib install mylibrary 1.2.3

This command will fetch the library from the Haxelib repository and install it in your Haxe development environment, making it available for use in your projects.