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private-packages-on-github

v1.0.3

Published

Install NPM package hosted by private Github repo. Support both SSH and HTTPS Github connections.

Downloads

4

Readme

private-packages-on-github

Install NPM package hosted by private Github repo. Support both SSH and HTTPS Github connections.

Using private git repositories that requires authentication is often necessary when running npm install, but you don't want to put keys, tokens or passwords in your code, so instead you can use this module that allows you to define packages with environment variable names to inject your keys, passwords or tokens.

Also support dev-only dependencies with devPrivatePackagesOnGithub.

Inspired by https://github.com/porsager/env-install.

Usage

  1. Install via npm install -D private-packages-on-github
  2. Add a postinstall script with command install-private-packages-from-github
  3. Declare your dependencies containing environment variables in privatePackagesOnGithub

package.json example

"scripts": {
    "postinstall": "install-private-packages-from-github"
},
"dependencies": {
    "private-packages-on-github": "^1.0.0"
},
"privatePackagesOnGithub": {
    "some-secret-module": "github.com/you/private-repo"
},
"devPrivatePackagesOnGithub": {
    "some-dev-secret-module": "github.com/you/private-repo"
},

In the above example some-secret-module, depend on if we have provided ENV GITHUB_TOKEN,

  • If GITHUB_TOKEN is defined, packages will be installed as

    # export GITHUB_TOKEN=abcdefg123456
    npm install https://abcdefg123456:[email protected]/you/private-repo
  • If GITHUB_TOKEN is not defined, we will assume you have configured SSH access on the machine and install packages as

    npm install git+ssh://[email protected]/you/private-repo

To obtain GITHUB_TOKEN, check Github doc here

Deploy NPM Package

  1. Update version in package.json

  2. Publish NPM package

    npm adduser
    npm publish --access public