This guide will walk you through the process of creating a JavaScript package, building it, pushing it to Gemfury, and then installing it. Before you get started, be sure you have the following:
Gemfury account Local Node.js installation yarn or npm installed locally
You can configure your Yarn project to use Gemfury as the primary source of npm packages. To start, commit a .yarnrc configuration to the root directory of your project:
# PROJECT_DIR/.yarnrc registry "https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/" Subsequently, each collaborator would locally authenticate using their Gemfury credentials before running yarn commands:
npm config set always-auth true npm login --registry=https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/ It is important to include a trailing slash in the registry URL, otherwise yarn may have trouble connecting to your Gemfury registry.
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You can configure your JavaScript project to use Gemfury as the primary source of packages. To start, commit a .npmrc configuration to the root directory of your project:
# PROJECT_DIR/.npmrc registry=https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/ Subsequently, each collaborator would locally authenticate using their Gemfury credentials before running npm commands:
npm login --registry=https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/ It is important to include a trailing slash in the registry URL, otherwise npm may have trouble connecting to your Gemfury registry.
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You can configure your Bun project to use Gemfury as the primary source of npm packages. To start, commit a bunfig.toml configuration to the root directory of your project:
[install] registry = "https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/" This will access the public repository for USERNAME account repository.
It is important to include a trailing slash in the registry URL, otherwise bun may have trouble connecting to your Gemfury registry.
Blended-index registry The npm.fury.io endpoint only enables access to packages in your Gemfury account, however, you can similarly configure to use the blended index registry URL to combine your account index with the public index:
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You can configure your Lerna project to publish packages to your Gemfury account. To start, authenticate into your registry with your personal credentials:
npm login --registry=https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/ It is important to include a trailing slash in the registry URL, otherwise npm may have trouble connecting to your Gemfury registry.
Once you’ve successfully logged in, you can publish with:
lerna publish --registry=https://npm.fury.io/USERNAME/ Lerna works with either npm.fury.io or the blended index endpoint npm-proxy.
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