### Run Verdaccio Server Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/installation Starts the Verdaccio private registry server. This command executes the installed Verdaccio CLI, typically listening on http://localhost:4873. It logs information about the storage path, authentication method, and server version. ```shell $> verdaccio info -=- local storage path /Users/user/.local/share/verdaccio/storage/.verdaccio-db.json info --- using htpasswd file: /Users/user/.config/verdaccio/htpasswd info --- http address http://localhost:4873/ info --- version: 6.0.0-6-next.48 info --- server started ``` -------------------------------- ### Install and Start Verdaccio Service with WinSW Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/windows These commands show how to install and start the Verdaccio Windows service after configuring it with WinSW. This ensures the service is registered and running on the system. ```bash cd c:\verdaccio verdaccio-winsw.exe install verdaccio-winsw.exe start ``` -------------------------------- ### Deploy Verdaccio using Docker Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/installation Runs the official Verdaccio Docker image. This command starts a container named 'verdaccio', maps port 4873 on the host to the container, and uses the 'nightly-master' tag for the image. Assumes Docker is installed and running. ```shell docker run -it --rm --name verdaccio -p 4873:4873 verdaccio/verdaccio:nightly-master ``` -------------------------------- ### Verdaccio CLI Command Example Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/cli This snippet shows a basic command to start the Verdaccio application using the CLI. It specifies the port to listen on and the configuration file to use. Dependencies include the Verdaccio CLI itself. ```bash verdaccio --listen 4000 --config ~./config.yaml ``` -------------------------------- ### Start Verdaccio Server Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/what-is-verdaccio This command initiates the Verdaccio private npm registry server. No specific inputs are required, and it typically runs in the foreground, displaying logs. Ensure Verdaccio is installed before execution. ```bash $> verdaccio ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio CLI Globally (npm, yarn, pnpm) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/installation Installs the Verdaccio command-line interface globally on your system using npm, yarn@1.x (classic), or pnpm. Ensure you have Node.js v18 or higher and a compatible package manager installed. This command makes the 'verdaccio' command available for execution. ```shell npm install -g verdaccio@next-7 ``` ```shell yarn global add verdaccio@next-7 ``` ```shell pnpm install -g verdaccio@next-7 ``` -------------------------------- ### Verdaccio start.js for iisnode (< v3.0) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/iss-server Alternate Node.js script for older Verdaccio versions (< v3.0) to start the application with iisnode. It configures the port via command-line arguments. ```javascript process.argv.push('-l', 'unix:' + process.env.PORT); require('./node_modules/verdaccio/src/lib/cli.js'); ``` -------------------------------- ### Verdaccio start.js for iisnode (v3.0+) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/iss-server Node.js script to configure and start Verdaccio for iisnode. It sets the port and configuration file path via command-line arguments. ```javascript process.argv.push('-l', 'unix:' + process.env.PORT, '-c', './config.yaml'); require('./node_modules/verdaccio/build/lib/cli.js'); ``` -------------------------------- ### Example `__VERDACCIO_BASENAME_UI_OPTIONS` Object Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugin-theme An example of the `__VERDACCIO_BASENAME_UI_OPTIONS` object, which is available in the browser's global context and contains configuration options for the UI theme. ```json { "darkMode": false, "basename": "/", "base": "https://registry.my.org/", "primaryColor": "#4b5e40", "version": "5.20.1", "pkgManagers": [ "yarn", "pnpm", "npm" ], "login": true, "logo": "", "title": "Verdaccio Registry", "scope": "", "language": "es-US" } ``` -------------------------------- ### Start Verdaccio with 'forever' Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/server-configuration Starts the Verdaccio process using the 'forever' tool, ensuring it runs in the background. This command assumes Verdaccio has been run at least once to generate configuration files. Requires Verdaccio and 'forever' to be installed. ```bash $ forever start `which verdaccio` ``` -------------------------------- ### Start Verdaccio Server with runServer - Node.js Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/verdaccio-programmatically This snippet shows how to use the `runServer` function from the Verdaccio module to start the registry. It illustrates starting with default configuration, specifying a config file path, or passing a configuration object. The server listens on port 4000, and a callback is provided for post-listen actions. Note that `self_path` is required for older versions (v5) when passing a config object. ```javascript const {runServer} = require('verdaccio'); const app = await runServer(); // default configuration const app = await runServer('./config/config.yaml'); const app = await runServer({ configuration }); app.listen(4000, (event) => { // do something }); ``` ```javascript const { runServer, parseConfigFile } = require('verdaccio'); const configPath = join(__dirname, './config.yaml'); const c = parseConfigFile(configPath); // workaround // on v5 the `self_path` still exists and will be removed in v6 c.self_path = 'foo'; runServer(c).then(() => {}); ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio Theme Plugin (npm) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugin-theme Command to install a custom Verdaccio theme plugin globally using npm. The plugin name must start with `verdaccio-theme-` to be recognized. ```bash $> npm install --global verdaccio-theme-dark ``` -------------------------------- ### Verdaccio Server API for Service Management (JavaScript) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/node-api This snippet shows basic JavaScript usage of the 'verdaccio-server' module for managing a local npm registry proxy. It includes functions for starting, stopping, listing, and stopping all instances, as well as displaying server information. It also demonstrates service installation and management for Windows .NET environments. ```javascript // js import * as verdaccioServer from 'verdaccio-server'; verdaccioServer.start(); verdaccioServer.stop(); verdaccioServer.list(); verdaccioServer.stopAll(); verdaccioServer.show(); verdaccioServer.cli(); // windows .net2 verdaccioServer.serviceInstall(); verdaccioServer.serviceUninstall(); verdaccioServer.serviceStart(); verdaccioServer.serviceStop(); verdaccioServer.serviceRestart(); ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio Locally (npm) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/windows This snippet shows how to install Verdaccio locally within a project directory. It's recommended to avoid global installations to manage npm dependencies more effectively. ```bash mkdir c:\verdaccio cd c:\verdaccio npm install verdaccio ``` -------------------------------- ### Verdaccio Theme Configuration Example Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugin-theme Example configuration snippet for Verdaccio to load a custom theme and pass options to it. Only one theme can be loaded at a time. ```yaml theme: dark: option1: foo option2: bar ``` -------------------------------- ### Community Storage Plugins Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugin-storage A list of community-developed storage plugins that implement the Verdaccio Storage API, which can be used as examples or directly in your Verdaccio setup. ```APIDOC ## Community Storage Plugins ### Description These community plugins implement the Storage API and can serve as examples or direct replacements for the default storage. ### List of Plugins * **verdaccio-memory**: Storage plugin to host packages in Memory. * **verdaccio-s3-storage**: Storage plugin to host packages on Amazon S3. * **verdaccio-aws-s3-storage**: Storage plugin to host packages on Amazon S3 (maintained by Verdaccio core team). * **verdaccio-google-cloud**: Storage plugin to host packages on Google Cloud Storage. * **verdaccio-minio**: A Verdaccio plugin for storing data in Minio. * **verdaccio-offline-storage**: Local-storage plugin that prioritizes locally available packages. ``` -------------------------------- ### Configure npm Client to Use Verdaccio Registry Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/installation Configures your npm client to use the locally running Verdaccio registry. This can be done temporarily using the --registry flag during commands or permanently by setting the 'registry' field in your .npmrc file or 'publishConfig' in package.json. ```shell npm set registry http://localhost:4873/ ``` ```shell npm install --registry http://localhost:4873 ``` ```ini registry=http://localhost:4873 ``` ```json { "publishConfig": { "registry": "http://localhost:4873" } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio Active Directory Plugin Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugins Installs the verdaccio-activedirectory plugin globally using npm. This plugin provides Active Directory authentication for Verdaccio. ```bash $"npm install --global verdaccio-activedirectory ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Sinopia Memory Plugin (Legacy) Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugins Installs the sinopia-memory plugin globally using npm. This is a legacy plugin compatible with Verdaccio due to its Sinopia fork heritage. ```bash $"npm install --global sinopia-memory ``` -------------------------------- ### Example .npmrc configuration for Verdaccio Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/authentication Example content of an .npmrc file showing registry configuration and authentication tokens for both Verdaccio and npmjs.org. It includes registry URLs and their corresponding auth tokens. ```ini registry=http://localhost:5555/ //localhost:5555/:_authToken="secretVerdaccioToken" //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=secretNpmjsToken ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio Dependencies using npm Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/iss-server Commands to navigate to the Verdaccio directory and install its Node.js dependencies using npm. Assumes you are in the directory where package.json is saved. ```bash cd c:\verdaccio npm install ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio Dark Theme Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/plugins Installs the verdaccio-theme-dark plugin globally using npm. This plugin provides a dark theme for the Verdaccio UI. ```bash $"npm install --global verdaccio-theme-dark ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Verdaccio UI Components Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/ui-components Install the Verdaccio UI components as a development dependency in your local project. This command adds the necessary package for using the reusable React components. ```bash npm i -D @verdaccio/ui-components@6-next ``` -------------------------------- ### Deploy Verdaccio using Helm Chart Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/installation Deploys Verdaccio to a Kubernetes cluster using the Helm package manager. This involves adding the Verdaccio Helm repository, updating it, and then installing the Verdaccio chart, specifying the 'nightly-master' image tag. ```shell $ helm repo add verdaccio https://charts.verdaccio.org $ helm repo update $ helm install registry --set image.tag=nightly-master verdaccio/verdaccio ``` -------------------------------- ### Start Verdaccio Programmatically with Node.js API Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/node-api This code snippet demonstrates how to start a Verdaccio server programmatically using its Node.js API. It requires the 'verdaccio' package and involves defining a configuration object that specifies storage, authentication, uplinks, and package routing. The server is then started with a specific port and callback function. ```javascript const startServer = require("verdaccio").default; let config = { storage: "./storage", auth: { htpasswd: { file: "./htpasswd" } }, uplinks: { npmjs: { url: "https://registry.npmjs.org/", } }, self_path: "./", packages: { "@*/*": { access: "$all", publish: "$authenticated", proxy: "npmjs", }, "**": { proxy: "npmjs" } }, log: { type: "stdout", format: "pretty", level: "http", }; startServer( config, 6000, undefined, "1.0.0", "verdaccio", (webServer, addrs) => { webServer.listen( addrs.port || addrs.path, addrs.host, () => { console.log(`verdaccio running on : ${addrs.host}:${addrs.port}`); } ); } ); ``` -------------------------------- ### Install NVM and Node.js Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/amazon Installs Node Version Manager (nvm) and then installs the latest Node.js version using nvm. This is a prerequisite for installing Verdaccio. ```bash sudo apt update wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.11/install.sh | bash exit nvm install node ``` -------------------------------- ### React App Example with Verdaccio UI Components Source: https://verdaccio.org/docs/next/ui-components An example of how to integrate Verdaccio UI components into a React application. It demonstrates setting up routing, Redux store, context providers for configuration, translation, and version information, along with basic layout components like Header and Footer. This example requires React v17+, Material UI v5.x+, Redux v4.x+, Emotion v11+, and i18next v20.x+. ```typescript import React from 'react'; import { Route, Router, Switch } from 'react-router-dom'; import { Provider } from 'react-redux'; import { Home, store, Loading, NotFound, Route as Routes, TranslatorProvider, VersionProvider, loadable, } from '@verdaccio/ui-components'; // to enable webpack code splitting const VersionPage = loadable(() => import('../pages/Version')); const App: React.FC = () => { // configuration from config.yaml const { configOptions } = useConfig(); const listLanguages = [{lng: 'en-US', icon: , menuKey: 'lng.english'}]; return ( {}}> }>
{configOptions.showFooter &&