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deploy NPM files to the artifactory offline
To deploy NPM files to Artifactory offline, you can follow these steps:
Set up a local Artifactory repository: Make sure you have Artifactory installed and set up on a server accessible to your development environment.
Create a
.npmrc
file: In your development environment, create a.npmrc
file in the root of your project. This file will configure NPM to use your local Artifactory repository as the registry for your project.Configure
.npmrc
with Artifactory URL: Open the.npmrc
file and set the registry URL to point to your local Artifactory repository. For example:perlregistry=http://<artifactory_server>/artifactory/api/npm/<npm_repository_name>/
Package your project: Package your NPM project using the
npm pack
command. This will create a.tgz
file in your project directory.Transfer the
.tgz
file to the offline environment: Copy the generated.tgz
file to the offline environment where Artifactory is installed.Deploy the package to Artifactory: In the offline environment, use the
curl
orwget
command to upload the.tgz
file to Artifactory. Replace<npm_repository_name>
with the name of your NPM repository in Artifactory.phpcurl -u <username>:<password> -X PUT "http://<artifactory_server>/artifactory/<npm_repository_name>/<package_name>-<version>.tgz" --upload-file "<package_name>-<version>.tgz"
Alternatively, you can use the JFrog CLI or Artifactory REST API to deploy the package to Artifactory.
Set up
.npmrc
in the offline environment: In the offline environment, create a.npmrc
file and configure it to use your local Artifactory repository, just like you did in the development environment.Install the package from Artifactory: In the offline environment, use the
npm install
command to install the package from your local Artifactory repository.phpnpm install <package_name>
By following these steps, you can deploy NPM packages to Artifactory in an offline environment and use them in your projects without requiring an internet connection.