verdaccio-github-team v0.1.2

Verdaccio GitHub Team

This is an authentication plugin for Verdaccio with a Github account. Allowing package access to be managed by using Github Team, Github Team feature is only available to a Github organization.

Configuration

• organization is the name of your Github organization.
• paginationCount is the number of results to include in a single API call, the value is optional and will be default to 100. Value ranges from 1 to 100, any value outside the ranges will be default 100.

auth:
  github-team:
    organization: mycompany
    paginationCount: 100

packages:
  '@**/*': # scoped packages
    access: web-developer
    publish: web-lead
    unpublish: web-lead
    proxy: npmjs

  '**':
    access: $authenticated
    publish: $authenticated
    unpublish: $authenticated
    proxy: npmjs

Setting Github TOKEN for verdaccio server

Internally, Github TOKEN is required to make API call to Github server. You should start the Verdacccio server with a TOKEN environment variable. E.g: using node to start the server

TOKEN=abcdefg1234 yarn start

Please generate the TOKEN from GitHub Personal Access Tokens page with read:org checked under admin:org.

Installing packages

To install a package, first you need to login with a Github credential, please generate the user TOKEN from GitHub Personal Access Tokens page with read:user under user.

Go through the steps below to login (replace square bracket section with your value) 1. npm login --registry=[your npm server registry path]. 2. Please enter your github username when prompted, you should be able to search your Github profile via https://github.com/[username]. 3. Copy paste the created user TOKEN with read:user access as the password. 4. Enter your email address. 5. After you are logged in successfully, you can start installing via npm install myPackage --registry=[your npm server registry path].

Publishing a packages

Repeat steps 1 to 4 from Installing packages. Then publish with the standard NPM way.

E.g: Go to your package folder to publish (with the package.json), then run

npm publish myPackage --registry=[your npm server registry path]

License

MIT licensed.