npm-registry

问题 I am trying to use npm to install a package from url : http://host:80 I did the following: npm config set strict-ssl false npm config set registry "<>" npm --proxy http://host:port install <> (our proxy does not require authentication) When I tired to run above install package command it throws npm ERR! code E401 npm ERR! 401 Authorization Required: @latest When I should I set the username and pwd for registry url.I googled and found that registry url and details are part of .npmrc file.

问题 For all the other stackoverflow questions, it seems like people are asking either about a private npm git repository or about a different technology stack. I'm pretty sure I can use a private npm registry with GAE Flexible, but I was wondering if it was possible with the Standard version? From the GAE standard docs, doesn't seem like it is possible. Anyone else figure out otherwise? 回答1: Google Cloud Functions allow you to access private NPM modules by providing credentials for the npm

问题 This question is related to these. But none of the solutions worked for me. Yarn can't find private Github npm registry Installing private package from Github Package registry fails with not found/not authorized I can install a package without issues with npm install @scope/package however I cannot do the same with yarn: yarn add @scope/package yarn throws the following error: An unexpected error occurred: "https://npm.pkg.github.com/download/@scope/package/1.2.8

问题 I've got a script that verifies a user has logged into a private npm registry (via "npm login") by greping for: //registry-sub-url:_authToken= ... in: ~/.npmrc However, this breaks down over time as the user's credentials expire (due to standard password expiration rules). What's more, the helper scripts I've created have cannot differentiate between successful/failed npm login calls, since the script always exits with 0 status. Q: (1) How do we verify that npm login succeeded? (2) How do

问题 I am trying to create my own verion of local-npm I have this simple http server: #!/usr/bin/env node 'use strict'; import http = require('http'); const s = http.createServer(function (clientRequest, clientResponse) { if (clientRequest.url === 'x') { clientResponse.write('retrieve the tarball from local fs'); clientResponse.end(); return; } const proxy = http.request({ hostname: 'https://registry.npmjs.org', port: 80, path: clientRequest.url, method: clientRequest.method }, function (res) {