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npmrc2

v1.2.1

Published

Switch between different .npmrc files with ease and grace

Downloads

8

Readme

npmrc

Switch between different .npmrc files with ease and grace.

Overview

If you use a private npm registry, you know the pain of switching between a bunch of different .npmrc files and manually managing symlinks. Let that be a problem no more! npmrc is here to save the day, by making it dead simple to switch out your .npmrc with a specific named version. It also tries to protect you from your own stupid self by making sure you don't accidentally overwrite an .npmrc that you actually want to keep.

Installation

npm install -g npmrc

Usage

➜  ~  npmrc --help

npmrc

  Switch between different .npmrc files with ease and grace.

Usage:
  npmrc                 list all profiles
  npmrc [name]          change npmrc profile (uses fuzzy matching)
  npmrc -c [name]       create a new npmrc profile called name
  npmrc -r [registry]   use an npm mirror

Available mirrors for npmrc -r:
  au      - Australian registry mirror
  eu      - European registry mirror
  cn      - Chinese registry mirror
  default - Default registry

Initialisation

Calling npmrc without arguments creates an ~/.npmrcs/ directory if it doesn't exist, and copies your current ~/.npmrc as the 'default' .npmrc profile.

➜  ~  npmrc
Creating /Users/conrad/.npmrcs
Making /Users/conrad/.npmrc the default npmrc file
Activating .npmrc 'default'

Create a new .npmrc profile

➜  ~  npmrc -c newprofile
Removing old .npmrc (/home/rvagg/.npmrcs/default)
Activating .npmrc 'newprofile'

A blank profile will be created. To point your profile to a non-default registry:

➜  ~  npm config set registry http://npm.nodejs.org.au:5984/registry/_design/app/_rewrite

Then use npm adduser or npm login to authenticate with the new profile.

List available .npmrc profiles

➜  ~  npmrc 
Available npmrcs:
    
* default
  work

Switch to a specific .npmrc

➜  ~  npmrc work
Removing old .npmrc (/Users/conrad/.npmrcs/default)
Activating .npmrc 'work'

You can also pass only the first few characters of a profile and npmrc will autocomplete the profile's name.

➜  ~  npmrc def
Removing old .npmrc (/Users/conrad/.npmrcs/work)
Activating .npmrc 'default'

npmrc <name> will also go to some lengths to make sure you don't overwrite anything you might care about:

➜  ~  npmrc default
Removing old .npmrc (/Users/conrad/.npmrcs/work)
Activating .npmrc 'default'
➜  ~  npmrc default  
Current .npmrc (/Users/conrad/.npmrc) is already 'default' (/Users/conrad/.npmrcs/default)
➜  ~  rm ~/.npmrc
➜  ~  touch ~/.npmrc
➜  ~  npmrc default
Current .npmrc (/Users/conrad/.npmrc) is not a regular file, not removing it
➜  ~  rm ~/.npmrc
➜  ~  npmrc default
Activating .npmrc 'default'

Environment Variables

  • NPMRC_STORE - Path to directory of profiles. Default: ~/.npmrcs/
  • NPMRC - Path to the npmrc file used by npm. Default: ~/.npmrc

Known npm registry Mirrors

For your convenience, you can change registries easily using the -r flag. Currently we provide aliases for:

Switching registry example

➜  ~  npm -r eu
Using eu registry
➜  ~  npm info npmrc
npm http GET http://registry.npmjs.eu/npmrc
^C
➜  ~  npm -r default
Using default registry
➜  ~  npm info npmrc
npm http GET https://registry.npmjs.org/npmrc
^C

License

3-clause BSD. A copy is included with the source.

Contact

Awesome People

  • Jaime "the binary wizard" Pillora (github)
  • Tim "two hands" Oxley (github)
  • Jakob "fastest blur in the west" Krigovsky (github)
  • Rod "the destroyer" Vagg (github)
  • Eugene "ludicrous gibs" Asiedu (github)