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@frattaro/unpkg-server

v0.0.15

Published

The CDN for everything on npm

Downloads

38

Readme

UNPKG is a fast, global content delivery network for everything on npm.

unpkg-server

unpkg-server is a distribution of UNPKG you can run on your own network with your own private npm registry

Private Hosting

Install unpkg-server locally. (Global install is not yet supported)

npm i unpkg-server

Start the server:

node node_modules/unpkg-server/server.js \
  --NPM_REGISTRY_URL=https://private-npm-registry.example.org \
  --PORT=8081

Caution: if your registry is using self-signed certificates, you can accept the cert by setting the following flag. Use at your own risk

--NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0

CLI Options

These values can be set on the system environment when starting the unpkg server.js.

| Flag | Options / Description | Default value | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------- | | NPM_REGISTRY_URL | optional - private registry url | https://registry.npmjs.org | | PORT | optional - port to listen on | 8080 | | GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT | The GCP project ID. | null | | GAE_ENV | standard to enable @google-cloud/trace-agent | null | | DEBUG | enableDebugging | false | | ENABLE_CLOUDFLARE | optional true or false | false | | ORIGIN | optional | https://unpkg.com | | CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL | optional | null | | CLOUDFLARE_KEY | optional | null |

Build Options

Use a .env file to set the following options when building the app with npm run build. These values will be bundled into the built server.js file.

| Flag | Options / Description | Default value | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------- | ------------- | | BUILD_ENV | production or development | development | | NODE_ENV | production, staging or development | development |

Documentation

Please visit the UNPKG website to learn more about how to use it.

Sponsors

Our sponsors and backers are listed in SPONSORS.md.