Private npm registry and web for Enterprise, base on koa, MySQL and Simple Store Service.
Our goal is to provide a low cost maintenance and easy to use solution for private npm.
- Build a private npm for your own enterprise. (alibaba is using
cnpmjs.org
now) - Build a mirror NPM. (we use it to build a mirror in China: cnpmjs.org)
- Build a completely independent NPM registry to store whatever you like.
- Support "scoped" packages: npm/npm#5239
- Support CORS
- Simple to deploy: only need
mysql
and a simple store system. You can get the source code throughnpm
orgit
. - Low cost and easy maintenance:
package.json
info store in MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite or PostgreSQL databases, tarball(tgz file) store in CDN or other store systems. - Automatic synchronization: automatic synchronization from any registry specified, support two sync modes:
- Sync all modules from a specified registry, like npm registry.
- Only sync the modules that exists in your own registry.
- Manual synchronization: automatic synchronization may has little delay, but you can syn immediately by manually.
- Customized client: we provide a client cnpm
to extend
npm
with more features(sync
command, gzip support). And it easy to wrap for your own registry which build withcnpmjs.org
. - Compatible with NPM client: you can use the origin NPM client with
cnpmjs.org
, only need to change the registry in config. Even include manual synchronization (throughinstall
command). - Version badge: base on shields.io
- Support http_proxy: if you're behind firewall, need to request through http proxy
PROTIP Be sure to read Migrating from 1.x to 2.x as well as New features in 2.x.
- Deploy a private npm registry in 5 minutes
- @dead-horse: What is cnpm?
- install and deploy cnpmjs.org through npm: examples
- Mirror NPM in China: cnpmjs.org
- cnpm client: cnpm,
npm install -g cnpm
- How to deploy cnpmjs.org
- Sync packages through
http_proxy
- wiki
- node >= 8.0.0
- Databases: only required one type
- sqlite3 >= 3.0.2, we use
sqlite3
by default - MySQL >= 5.6.16, include
mysqld
andmysql cli
. I test on[email protected]
. - MariaDB
- PostgreSQL
- sqlite3 >= 3.0.2, we use
# clone from git
$ git clone https://github.com/cnpm/cnpmjs.org.git
# install dependencies
$ make install
# test
$ make test
# coverage
$ make test-cov
# update dependencies
$ make autod
# start server with development mode
$ make dev
Cnpmjs.org shipped with a simple but pragmatic Docker Compose configuration.With the configuration, you can set up a MySQL backed cnpmjs.org instance by executing just one command on Docker installed environment.
- Install Docker
- Install Docker Compose (Docker for Mac, Docker for Windows include Docker Compose, so most Mac and Windows users do not need to install Docker Compose separately)
- (Optional) Speed up Docker images downloading by setting up Docker images download accelerator
Make sure your current working directory is the root of this GitHub repository.
$docker-compose up
This command will build a Docker image using the current code of repository. Then set up a dockerized MySQL instance with data initialized. After Docker container running, you can access your cnpmjs.org web portal at http://127.0.0.1:7002 and npm register at http://127.0.0.1:7001.
$docker-compose up -d
$docker-compose build
The current configuration set 2 named Docker Volume for your persistent data. If you haven't change the repository directory name, them will be "cnpmjsorg_cnpm-files-volume" & "cnpmjsorg_cnpm-db-volume".
Be Careful, the following commands will remove them.
$docker-compose rm
$docker volume rm cnpmjsorg_cnpm-files-volume
$docker volume rm cnpmjsorg_cnpm-db-volume
You can get more information about your data volumes using the below commands:
$docker volume ls // list all of your Docker volume
$docker volume inspect cnpmjsorg_cnpm-files-volume
$docker volume inspect cnpmjsorg_cnpm-db-volume
- Clone the project
- Checkout a new branch
- Add new features or fix bugs in the new branch
- Make a pull request and we will review it ASAP
Tips: make sure your code is following the node-style-guide.