Learn how to distribute your private NodeJS packages.
The package scope must match the product identifier in order to work.
So make sure you adjust your package.json
and set the package name to @your-product-identifier/package-name }}
:
1{2 "name": "@your-product-identifier/hello-world", 3 "version": "1.0.0",4 "description": "Cool product description",5 //...6}
First, add the following repository to the npm
or yarn
config with the following command.
1# NPM2npm config set @your-product-identifier:registry 'https://your-product-identifier.nodejs.pub'3 4# Yarn5yarn config set @your-product-identifier:registry 'https://your-product-identifier.nodejs.pub'
Next, they will need to set their license key (and fingerprint if applicable).
1# NPM2npm config set '//your-product-identifier.nodejs.pub/:_authToken' '[license-key]'3 4# Yarn5yarn config set '//your-product-identifier.nodejs.pub/:_authToken' '[license-key]'
If your license policy requires a fingerprint the user will need to append his/her fingerprint to their license key. For example, let's say we have the following licensee and license activation:
aaaff29c-94e7-4d59-ab95-86b4248d9443
anystack.sh
This will require your licensee to set the following config:
1# NPM2npm config set '//your-product-identifier.nodejs.pub/:_authToken' 'aaaff29c-94e7-4d59-ab95-86b4248d9443:anystack.sh'3 4# Yarn5yarn config set '//your-product-identifier.nodejs.pub/:_authToken' 'aaaff29c-94e7-4d59-ab95-86b4248d9443:anystack.sh'
Next, run the install command by using the correct scope
and package name:
1# NPM2npm install @your-product-identifier/hello-world3 4# Yarn5npm add @your-product-identifier/hello-world