With nginx configured (see Part 3) we're now ready for what we all came here to do – to install and set up Verdaccio! NodeJS and fnm Verdaccio is built using NodeJS, so we need to install node. I know I'll want to run other node based apps as well, a...
In Part 1 we bought a server and added an SSH key to the root user. If you skipped that part because you already had a server, please make sure you also have your public SSH key added to the root user's authorized_keys file as this part of the guide ...
As the title suggest, we're going to host this on a Hetzner cloud server, a Virtual Private Server (VPS). If you already have a VPS you want to use you can skip ahead to Part 2 where we start configuring the server. Start by going to https://www.hetz...
Verdaccio is a lightweight private npm registry that can be run locally. Clone the repo I created a repo with the docker-compose file for running the application in the docker container. Repo: https://github.com/Docker-X/verdaccio-docker-compose Run ...
This article helps you in understanding how verdaccio works and how you can make the most of it. This will help you the most if you also publish your own packages. Registry By default if you are downloading packages using npm, you’re using https://re...
TLDR: Here's a full working example of a faithful E2E test for an Nx preset generator since the default generated E2E harness isn't correct. Putting it all together, here's a full sample test suite: import { checkFilesExist, cleanup, runNxComma...
