These are called connector packages, and are not hosted on your ProGet instance, but are transparently proxied from another server.Īfter you create the npm feed, you can add a connector for directly within your feed or by clicking on the Connectors tab at the top of the page. If your ProGet server has access to the Internet, you should see a listing of packages from. For instance, you could use private-npm.Ĭlick the Create Feed button, and you should be automatically directed to the newly-created registry. This will be the name of your private npm registry, and should contain characters that can be easily typed in a URL. Creating an npm FeedĬlick on the Feeds tab in the navigation bar, and you will see a list of feeds in the system.Ĭlick on the Create New Feed button and select npm. You can configure the proxy URL in ProGet 5.3 by navigating to the Manage Feed page on your npm feed. This may stop working if changes the API or blocks ProGet's requests. But, ProGet can attempt to forward requests to the audit endpoint to or a connector. does not support third-party implementations.
The npm audit API is undocumented and npm, Inc. Npm Audit Proxying is an Experimental feature.
#Npm config set registry default plus#
This appears to be limited to a very small number of packages (such as we may change this behavior if it's a continued problem, but please contribute to the discussion at NPM Connector returns plus "+" in versions on the forums. When using a connector to, this may present unexpected behavior in the npm client, such as packages not found. The build metadata is not exposed in many queries, where as it is exposed in ProGet queries. Build Metadata and Īlthough the npm semantic versioning documentation mentions support for SemVer2, there is some inconsistency with build metadata (i.e.
#Npm config set registry default windows#
If you are having trouble getting this working, you may create a second web site in IIS for ProGet with Windows Authentication disabled without acquiring a separate license. However, disabling Windows Authentication on a per-URL basis does not work in every environment. The npm client does not support using Windows Integrated Authentication, so ProGet attempts to disable its usage for npm API endpoints in favor of basic HTTP authentication. ProGet npm feeds support both scoped and unscoped npm packages. A ProGet npm feed is a repository compatible with the npm client for NodeJS.
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