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npm addon utility for creating and installing from an archive file of an npm install, including dependencies. This lets you create a "box" of an installable package and move it to an offline system that will only install from that box.
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QUESTION
I use a vscode and our company is unable to connect to the internet due to security concerns. However, I want to use the jshint extension
.
So, I made the jshint extension
to .vsix
, moved it to my company computer and installed it and it says npm install jshint.
As far as I know, npm
is only available on Internet. So I looked again and found that there was npmbox
.
https://serverfault.com/questions/559032/offline-install-of-npm-package
I created jshint.npmbox
and istalled it as npmunbox
.
This time I got getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND
error.
Can not jshint
be installed in an offline environment? Is there no way?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 13:00Better use, Javascript Lint which is available for offline usage. Hope, it is exactly providing similar support as jshint.
If you still want only jshint , then you may try forking jshint from github and try using it.
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a developer workflow with docker, with the ability to develop offline (as in, not having to run npm install
when you switch between branches that have differing dependencies)
The most intuitive way to do that is to store dependencies in source control. This has its own issues especially when using modules that compile dependencies. I have tried nearly everything I could think of and find:
npm pack
ing my projects dependencies, storing in source but this doesn't store my dependencies' dependencies- storing node_modules in source, copying this to the container and running
npm rebuild
but it doesn't actually trigger a rebuild - running
npm install --no-registry
so t triggers a rebuild but doesn't try to call out, but it actually calls out to the public registry anyway - other solutions I've seen like Node-PAC seem abandoned
- npmbox looks the most promising but it requires that it's installed on the target globally, which would work in a container I can build but not production, unless we start deploying containers in production.
Is this a fruitless effort? Lack of network access is rare and would only really be needed when installing a new module or moving between revisions that have differing dependencies
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-30 at 02:51Another option is to setup a private npm repository and to configure it to cache public repository. There are several options to implement this, I would recommend to try Nexus: https://www.sonatype.com/nexus-repository-oss
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