Downloading latest Office.js for Local (updated)

I have a customer that does not approve of build add-ins that point to the Internet. They want to develop a JavaScript Add-in for Office, but they cannot have it point to and download files from the Content Delivery Network (CDN). So we are forced to just point to the offline copies of the Office.js libraries. However, the version that ships with the default Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 install is version 1.1.0.9. And because we cannot use the NuGet packager in Visual Studio, from their network (because it was blocked), it forced me to get the files a different way. So, I got to a machine where I could use the command line NuGet tool. I placed this in a folder called C:\apps and opened a command prompt (cmd.exe). From there I typed in the commands:

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cd c:\apps
nuget.exe install Microsoft.Office.js

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As of this writing (updated on May 8th, 2017) this created a folder in the C:\Apps folder called Microsoft.Office.js.1.1.0.12. That was it. Simple. I then pulled over those files as a zip to the customer project a installed them.

NOTE: The NuGet version of the Office.js libraries are not necessarily the newest. The latest are always available on the CDN, however there is not a way to pull those copies down for a local version. The NuGet version is updated with each point release, but it will lag at some interval behind what is available on CDN.