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d2l-npm-login

v2.1.2

Published

Authenticates to D2L's private npm registry

Downloads

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Readme

d2l-npm-login

Authenticates to D2L's private npm registry

Prerequisites

You must have BMX and the AWS CLI installed, as well as ReadOnly access to the Dev-CodeArtifact account in ACE

Install and Use

npx d2l-npm-login [options]

Options

  -p, --profile <name>            AWS profile (default: "code-artifact")
  -e, --expiry-minutes <minutes>  The time after which the token will expire (default: 540)
  -o, --offset-seconds <seconds>  A value greater than your install time will prevent token expiry mid-install (default: 30)
  -h, --help                      display help for command

Troubleshooting

Make sure you have the latest version:

npx d2l-npm-login@latest

npx

While not officially supported, you may be able to use older versions of npm that do not ship with npx by installing it manually:

npm i -g npx