Private and Public NPM Package Install in Single C

问题:

I have a few npm package listed in package.json file , some are public and some are private. I want to install both types of packages in single command by using npm install.

If npm registry set on global, private package shows 404, so how to achieve this by single command.I want Both types of package install on node_modules.

回答1:

The faster solution is what @hugomarisco suggested in the comment section. I'll assume your private package is in any registry (A) and the remainings are fetched from npmjs (B).

To make it more clear, you can use verdaccio and set up your multiples registries as uplinks as is visualized here.

Your uplink configuration might look like this,

uplinks:
  npmjsA:
   url: https://registry.npmjs.org/
  registryB:
    url: http://mirror.local.net/

and then just define the package access to each remote by patterns

packages:
  'my-private-*':
     access: $authenticated
     publish: $authenticated  
     proxy: registryB    
  '**':
     access: all
     publish: $authenticated
     proxy: npmjs  

In such way, you can access your private packages safely while verdaccio fetch for you those belong any public registry as npmjs.

In your terminal just do

npm set registry http://localhost:4873 
npm install

and you are set. I hope that helps.

回答2:

npm --usercofig=./.npmrccorp i : This will install the modules as mentioned in package.json while considering the configuration file supplied by the --userconfig argument. The last i and install are interchangeable. This can be rewritten as npm --usercofig=./.npmrccorp install also

To install both private and public packages with single npm --usercofig=./.npmrccorp i command you need to maintain both the dependencies in package.json dependencies node and then there should be a .npmrccorp file containing your authentication token as follows:

package.json:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@org/package1": "^1.0.14",
    "@org/package2": "^1.0.0",
    "public package1": "^1.5.0",
    "public package1": "^2.117.0",
   }
}

.npmrccorp

//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=a*******-****-****-****-***********1 (32 bit authentication token)

回答3:

After did all experiment, i up all my private package to server as a scoped package. like as @private/jsonwrite, @private is my scoped name. then i write below config in .npmrc

@private:registry=https://npmjs.my-private-repo.net

then just run npm install, it works both on remote and global package. Which is scoped package download from .npmrc given link and rest of others from global npm.