How to build npm private server based on Nexus 3
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Create Repository
Nexus Repository Manager 3 can be used for many types of package management. Due to the need of work, you need to configure Nexus 3-based npm package management.
Nexus default account: admin/admin123
Select configuration page
Select the Repositories on the left
Click the Create repository function
You will see the repository types supported by Nexus 3. You should be familiar with Java developer maven2.
If you look closely, you will find that each repository contains three types that can be created, group and hosted,proxy. The following is an explanation of each:
Proxy
According to the name of proxy, you can imagine that this type of repository is used to act as an agent. For example, if we are building a Maven private server and need to connect with the central database, we need to use proxy to create a repository. See the maven- Central library for Nexus mode.
Hosted
This repository can be simply understood as a private, internal repository. Some of the tools and component libraries developed in our work are not convenient to put into the central library, but they need to be shared within the company, so we need to create a hosted type repository for publishing components within the company. See maven-releases, maven-snapshots.
Group
Finally, let's talk about the group type. In fact, this type is a virtual repository, which is used to combine the repository of proxy and hosted types into one, which is convenient for users. For example, maven-public contains not only maven-central, but also maven-releases and maven-snapshots, so that no matter it is the jar package of the online central library or the jar released by ourselves, it can be obtained through maven-public.
Combined with the experience of maven repository configuration, the same routine configuration is used for npm repository.
Configure the proxy library
In the configuration interface of proxy type, it is found that Name and Remote storage are required. Name can be filled in at will. Remote storage needs to fill in an address similar to the central library of maven. Here npm chooses the private server address https://registry.npm.taobao.org of Taobao.
Configure the hosted library
Hosted library configuration is relatively simple, you only need to fill in name.
Configure the Group library
In the group configuration, name is also required. In addition, there is an additional configuration of members, adding the npm-hosted,npm-proxy on the left to the members on the right, so that resources in the npm-hosted,npm-proxy can be accessed simultaneously through group.
Publish to npm private server
First, you need to configure permissions to enable npm Bearer Token Realm.
Configure the local npm login
Npm login-- registry= http://localhost:8888/repository/npm-hosted/
Then enter the user name and password, mailbox, and if successful, a record will be generated in the .npmrc file.
/ / localhost:8888/repository/npm-hosted/:_authToken=NpmToken.16b06a38-cae5-32ca-8a5f-2310ef16e156
On the premise of ensuring that the project has package.json, execute:
Npm publish-- registry= http://localhost:8888/repository/npm-hosted/
The sent npm components can be queried in the private server.
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