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adhoc-repo

v1.0.0-alpha-8

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create a npm repo for the packages needed by your application

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Readme

re-writes the package.json for every project in node_modules to point to the http server of your choosing

re-packs the packages into zipped tarballs and copies them to the root folder being served by http

if you use IIS you may need to change the MIME-TYPE for .tgz files to match the npm Content-Type headers... whatever those are.

Installation

npm i -g adhoc-repo

WARNING

This will the package.json file in your project.

Usage

  1. be in a terminal
  2. be in your nodejs project's root folder
  3. install your deps like you always do: npm install
  4. run the thing: adhoc-repo /path/to/your/shared/folder http://mypackages.localhost:8080
  5. finish setting up your small-time CI architecture