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Introduction

  • What is Verdaccio?
  • Installation
  • Command Line Tool
  • Using a private registry
  • Who is using Verdaccio?
  • Best Practices
  • Protecting packages
  • Security Policy
  • Logotype
  • Uses Cases

    • End to End testing
    • Caching strategies
    • GitHub Actions
    • Linking a Remote Registry

    Talks & Articles

    • Articles
    • Talks

Features

  • Configuration File
  • Uplinks
  • Package Access
  • Authentication
  • Notifications
  • Logger
  • Web User Interface

Server

  • Server Configuration
  • Reverse Proxy Setup
  • Set up the SSL Certificates
  • Installing As a Windows Service
  • Installing on IIS server

Development

  • Plugins
  • Developing Plugins
  • Dev Guides

    • Plugin Generator
    • Authentication Plugin
    • Middleware Plugin
    • Storage Plugin
  • Node API

DevOps

  • Docker
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  • Cloud

    • Amazon Web Services

    Tools

    • Ansible
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Guides

  • Amazon Web Services

GitHub Actions

With GitHub Actions you can automate your workflow, each GitHub Action performs a specific step in a process.

actions

Testing your packages

Verdaccio provides a custom action for easy integration in your flow by adding the following to your workflow file's steps key.

- name: Publish with Verdaccio
  uses: verdaccio/github-actions/publish@master

The action will perform a npm publish and if the publishing finishes successfully, the workflow will continue to the next step, otherwise the step will fail. If there are any issues publishing a package you will notice using this action.

Within the image uses verdaccio-auth-memory and verdaccio-memory plugins to handle authentification and storage to speed up the process.

If you want to know more about the action, visit our repository dedicated for GitHub Actions.

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