verdaccio | 📦🔐 A lightweight Node.js private proxy registry | Runtime Evironment library

It's not clear from the documentation what a Verdaccio proxy is.

If I set up a proxy for @acme/foo and someone targets Verdaccio trying to publish @acme/foo how do I configure the behavior and what is the default? There are three obvious possibilities but none of them are covered in the docs,

1. The publish is reject
2. The publish is proxied.
3. The publish is done locally, and further requests are not proxied.

I would prefer the third option but when I try to publish to a package that is proxied I get this in npm,

I have configured verdaccio on a centos server and followed the tuto in the documentation. I used a docker container and my repository tree looks like this :

I have an Angular application, which uses local shared component (via our own npm server - Verdaccio)

I updated one of the shared libraries, and uses npm link to share it into my application to test, and all went well.

I then built it and pushed it the our npm server.

Now, when I try to npm install (npm version 7.21.1) it, I get the following error

I have setup the verdaccio on IIS on windows 10 and it works perfectly fine. But when I did the same process on server 2008 r2 it opens the page but then suddenly some runtime error and then shows blank page. On console I see some runtime errors on script 1002.

Verdaccio : 4.12.0 node : 12.7.0 python : 2.7

I am learning microservices with docker and kubernetes by simple project, now I am trying to use local registry installed as a docker container with helm. I published my package/library in my local registry (I am using verdaccio) and successfully installed it on my current project with command "npm install @mycompany/mylibs --registry=http://localhost:4873". My problem is when I am trying to deploy my project to kubernetes via skaffold, it fails to download the packages from package.json config file. I tried both setting up .npmrc file to project's root folder and default registry on verdaccio conf file but all fail. Is there anyone has encountered same problem as mine and how to fix it. Somebody help please. Thank you

This is my project structure :

so if I understand verdaccio docs correctly, I should be able to publish a package if I set "publish" to "$all" in the config file.

But even though my config file looks like this:

We are using self hosted http://verdaccio.org as a private npm registry. Now we decided to move to managed AWS CodeArtifact. According to what I understand from documentation, AWS CA can only upstream to a public registry (as npmjs.com).
My question is how can I migrate all my packages including all it's versions from a private npm to AWS CA?

Thank you in advance, Oleksii.

I'm trying to create a custom angular library to be used in multiple projects and will be published to a private verdaccio npm registry.

And it works and renders fine and builds fine, but there is this irritating error in vs code which is 'my-component' is not a known element.

I've checked that i'm building in production mode and ivy is disabled and that i'm exporting all the components from the library module and it generates the metadata.json file successfully.

I have been trying to get rid of this error for so long and the closest thing I got is to add

I have the following setup

• jenkins runs in a docker container
• in a sibling docker container I run a private npm registry
• I use the Docker Pipeline Plugin and a Jenkinsfile to build a typescript library (with a node docker container)
• I want to publish that library to that private registry to be able to use it in other build jobs

The problem is, as the registry runs on a port on the host it can't be reached from the docker in docker container that the Build Script spawns to build the lib. I find no info about how I can do something like --net="host" (from docker run) inside the jenkinsfile. I guess that would work?!

Any idea how I can improve the setup to build via a node docker container but be able to publish to the registry?