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nonpm

v0.1.0

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Downloads

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Readme

nonpm

This aim of this module is to establish whether I can make a small scale npm replacement using node and leveldb.

goals

  1. Learn more about how npm works, hopefully also convincing others to do the same.
  2. Build a mini version of npm for use on private networks

Bonus points for:

  1. Enable proxying of requests to the central npm repository.
  2. Add an overlay of extra modules which are used in preference of the ones from the central npm.

reverse engineering

As I like reverse engineering protocols and systems this project will also enable me to test and illustrate some of the methods I use to do this.

commands

As I currently use only a subset of the commands available in npm I will target those first. The ones I am going after are:

npm publish
npm unpublish

status

This project is currently WORK IN PROGRESS!

License

Copyright (c) 2012 Mark Wolfe Licensed under the BSD license.