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Publishing private npm packages with AWS CodeArtifactCategory: github
This post demonstrates how to create, publish, and download private npm packages using AWS CodeArtifact, allowing you to share code across your organization without exposing your packages to the public. You can use private npm packages for a variety of use cases, such as: This post shows how to easily create a sample project in which we publish an npm package and install the package from CodeArtifact. For more information about pipeline integration, see AWS CodeArtifact and your package management flow – Best Practices for Integration.
The code covered in this post is available on GitHub: Before you begin, you need to complete the following: You can create your npm package in three easy steps: set up the project, create your npm script for authenticating with CodeArtifact, and publish the package.
In this post, you successfully published a private scoped npm package stored in CodeArtifact, which you can reuse across multiple teams and projects within your organization.
The code covered in this post is available on GitHub: Before you begin, you need to complete the following: You can create your npm package in three easy steps: set up the project, create your npm script for authenticating with CodeArtifact, and publish the package.
In this post, you successfully published a private scoped npm package stored in CodeArtifact, which you can reuse across multiple teams and projects within your organization.
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