ripe heron
I want my typescript module to be able to access a private npm registry. The typical way of doing that is here: https://docs.npmjs.com/using-private-packages-in-a-ci-cd-workflow#set-the-token-as-an-environment-variable-on-the-cicd-server
I don't think that is possible is it? Since I can't inject an env variable into the ts runtime. The only thought I had was to copy a .npmrc file into the directory at build time that has the token and registry hard coded...
This may answer my question: #1266386310734676089 message
Hmm. Though that thread seems to also indicate it isn't possible to use the env atm...
hard blade
Hi, I did a node module where I'm handling this usecase with 2 approach.
https://daggerverse.dev/mod/github.com/Dudesons/daggerverse/node@aa4374e0a17197ef1a0dfaaf77fbb50a66a7c0ec#Node.withNpmrcTokenEnv
You can have a npmrc file in your repository and this file is expecting an env var which contains the token.
Or you can inject a file in the container with the token hardcoded or you can generate this file and fetch the token from a vault
ripe heron
So the case I am interested in is have the ts sdk use a private registry. Based on this it looks like I’ll need a .yanrc or a bunfig.yaml. I was going to test it out next week. https://github.com/dagger/dagger/blob/main/sdk/typescript/runtime/main.go
I wasn’t very clear in the original question
Typescript sdk module inject NPM token
ivory basin
So the case I am interested in is have the ts sdk use a private registry. Based ...
IIUC a .yarnrc won't be currently used if present