gercove.blogg.se - Npm config set registry not working

So others can easily use it.If you have Docker installed, you can install and use JupyterLab by selecting one The entire solution is wrapped together as a neat little module called npmrcd Worked perfectly for me too - just look at that glorious notification in the Solution used by other modules for triggering a native notifications, and it The conclusion that the node-notifier module seems to be the most common Modules I’ve used trigger native desktop notifications. Process running in the background, but then I recalled that various Node.js I wasn’t sure how best to notify myself of the change since this would be a Based on the DNS/WiFi results invoke the npmrc command to change registry.Check the WiFi SSID that my Mac is connected to.Perform a DNS lookup to verify if the corporate registry could be resolved.To this end, I created a small Node.js script that would beĮxecuted by the macOS Agent every couple of minutes to: Once I had the Agent, lookup, and npmrc pieces figured out, I needed to wire So, my Mac will check verify it’s connected to the correct registry every two This plist tells the OS to run my-daemon-script.js once every 120 seconds. Label com.npmrcd EnvironmentVariables PATH my-path-string HOME /Users/my-username Program my-daemon-script.js RunAtLoad StartInterval 120 StandardOutPath /tmp/npmrcd.stdout StandardErrorPath /tmp/npmrcd.stderr Probably my own fault since I just looked at the summary on the homepage of

“oh I needed to specify the user and group it should run as”Įventually when I moved the plist into the folder ~/Library/LaunchAgents/Īnd ran launchctl load -w ist it worked! This confusion is.

“why the hell can’t it find the node executable? It’s on my PATH!”.

Sudo launchctl load -w ist, and changing various properties in the Library/LaunchAgents and /Library/LaunchDaemons, running variations of Would use the npmrc CLI to switch profiles, created a plist and tried to This seemed straightforward enough, until it wasn’t! I wrote a script that Depending on where it is stored it will be treated as a daemon or an agent. The behavior of a daemon/agent is specified in a special XML file called a property list (plist). Website summarises how to create a daemon/agent as follows: My primary development machine is a MacBook Pro, my search for setting upĪ daemon on macOS lead me to. Interval seemed like a reasonable solution, so I pursued that avenue.

Agents and DaemonsĪutomating the switch between profiles by running a script on a regular I could focus purely on the automation work. The npmrc package worked perfectly despite not being updated in 5 years, andįinding an existing tool to manage the profiles saved me some time and meant Npm config set cafile $CA_FILEPATH # Switch back to the default profile Npm config set registry $CORPORATE_REGISTRY_URL