Demo.
A simple to setup and use private npm registry service. This is intended for small teams in a corporate environment that want to experiment with node and use one of its best features for internal code, npm.
git clone https://github.com/djblue/pnpm.git
cd pnpm; npm install; npm start
If you need to specify a version of python or msvs depending on your platform:
npm install --python=python2
npm install --msvs_version=2013
NOTE: since the demo site is using heroku and leveldb uses the file system, published packages will be removed whenever heroku resets the slug.
- Simple to setup (git clone, npm install).
- Cross platform compatibility (linux, windows).
- adduser (but no authorization)
- search
- publish
- install (proxy/cache npmjs.org but priority given to locally published packages)
- unpublish (working on this)
There is also a web front end that allows you to browse your private packages, just go here. The interface is borrowed directly from the npm website because I am not original and they did a good job, so why not borrow?
There are two sets of tests, ones that test internal transformations located in unit directory, and ones that test compatibility with the npm client in npm directory. They both use mocha as the test runner and most of the npm tests are borrowed directly from npm registry.
To run all tests, run:
npm test
NOTE: the tests use your current installation of npm, so if tests don't pass try updating npm. I have only tested against version 1.4.21.
To check npm version run:
npm --version