The naive approach would be to add it using the ENV: ENV NPM_TOKEN=token To access the private modules in NPM, we need to pass the NPM_TOKEN environment variable to the Docker image. It doesn’t do anything extraordinary, just grabs the Alpine image, copies over the package.json file, installs the dependencies, copies the source files and starts the process. Let’s start with the following simple Dockerfile: modules with Docker.ĭuring this guide I am going to use the RisingStack Alpine Node.js Docker image. Node.js is free of locks, so there's no chance to dead-lock any process. In this quick tip, you can learn how to use private Node.js Node.js is an asynchronous event-driven JavaScript runtime and is the most effective when building scalable network applications. had announced support for private modules – still, to make it with Docker you need some work to do. There are three components to npm: the website the Command Line Interface (CLI) the registry Use the website to discover and download packages, create user profiles, and.

npm is used by open source developers from all around the world to share and borrow code, as well as many businesses.

It has been a while since NPM npm is a software registry that serves over 1.3 million packages.

Npm config set registry default