.npmrc file and cloudflare pages
Hi guys I have a question when using npm private packages and then deploying to cloudflare pages. In my project I have the two files: .npmrc and .npmrc.pages. In the .npmrc config I have this record: //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=$NPM_TOKEN; And in the .npmrc.pages: //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=${NPM_TOKEN}. In local development everything works correctly but when I try to deploy to pages it tells me that the private packages do not exist. In the config of my cloudflare project I have a env which is NPM_CONFIG_USERCONFIG = /opt/buildhome/repo/.npmrc.pages
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And of course I have my .env file; I forgot to mention that if I put the brackets in the env in the .npmrc file when I build the project I get an error about private packages not found. By not using the brackets it works correctly
Do you have the
NPM_TOKEN env var defined in your build environment on Pages?
For me, it was as simple as adding an .npmrc.pages with //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=${NPM_TOKEN}, NPM_CONFIG_USERCONFIG = /opt/buildhome/repo/.npmrc.pages, and then a read-only token as NPM_TOKENyes,i have both the token and the url of the .npmrc.pages path in my project's env. I have done all the steps in the cloudflare documentation.
Oh are you using
yarn to install packages?
The instructions are purely for npm
Yarn has its own config with .yarnrc I believe - you'll want to do a similar config for that if you're using yarnuuuh my boy, then I should create both ..yarnrc and .yarnrc.pages, right?
I'm not familiar with yarn, but yeah you'll probably need to do something like that, and figure out what the
NPM_CONFIG_USERCONFIG equivalent is for yarn
And the syntax for .yarnrc too - I doubt it's the same as the .npmrc oneOkya, thax mate