Npm private repo url with credentials
I have a private npmjs repo that I would like to install into a project. What is the url I can use to that will include the credentials so everything works ok on my build server? Something like:
npm install https://username:password@npmjs.com/@myorg/radlibrary
npm npm-install
asked May 16 '16 at 13:37
Jake PearsonJake Pearson
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I have a private npmjs repo that I would like to install into a project. What is the url I can use to that will include the credentials so everything works ok on my build server? Something like:
npm install https://username:password@npmjs.com/@myorg/radlibrary
npm npm-install
asked May 16 '16 at 13:37
Jake PearsonJake Pearson
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I have a private npmjs repo that I would like to install into a project. What is the url I can use to that will include the credentials so everything works ok on my build server? Something like:
npm install https://username:password@npmjs.com/@myorg/radlibrary
npm npm-install
asked May 16 '16 at 13:37
Jake PearsonJake Pearson
17.8k85988
I have a private npmjs repo that I would like to install into a project. What is the url I can use to that will include the credentials so everything works ok on my build server? Something like:
npm install https://username:password@npmjs.com/@myorg/radlibrary
npm npm-install
npm npm-install
asked May 16 '16 at 13:37
Jake PearsonJake Pearson
17.8k85988
asked May 16 '16 at 13:37
Jake PearsonJake Pearson
17.8k85988
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asked May 16 '16 at 13:37
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You need to run npm login, which persists the credentials on the current machine, for the current local user. This is an interactive prompt, so you'll need to use something like the expect command to automate it (or just do it once manually and it'll stick).
I posted a script that can be used to constantly re-login/update these credentials here. In my case, I'm logging into a private (self-hosted) repo, which periodically expires the credentials, so a more thorough re-login test is needed.
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You need to run npm login, which persists the credentials on the current machine, for the current local user. This is an interactive prompt, so you'll need to use something like the expect command to automate it (or just do it once manually and it'll stick).
I posted a script that can be used to constantly re-login/update these credentials here. In my case, I'm logging into a private (self-hosted) repo, which periodically expires the credentials, so a more thorough re-login test is needed.
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You need to run npm login, which persists the credentials on the current machine, for the current local user. This is an interactive prompt, so you'll need to use something like the expect command to automate it (or just do it once manually and it'll stick).
I posted a script that can be used to constantly re-login/update these credentials here. In my case, I'm logging into a private (self-hosted) repo, which periodically expires the credentials, so a more thorough re-login test is needed.
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You need to run npm login, which persists the credentials on the current machine, for the current local user. This is an interactive prompt, so you'll need to use something like the expect command to automate it (or just do it once manually and it'll stick).
I posted a script that can be used to constantly re-login/update these credentials here. In my case, I'm logging into a private (self-hosted) repo, which periodically expires the credentials, so a more thorough re-login test is needed.
answered Jan 19 at 3:08
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You need to run npm login, which persists the credentials on the current machine, for the current local user. This is an interactive prompt, so you'll need to use something like the expect command to automate it (or just do it once manually and it'll stick).
I posted a script that can be used to constantly re-login/update these credentials here. In my case, I'm logging into a private (self-hosted) repo, which periodically expires the credentials, so a more thorough re-login test is needed.
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