Private npm Registry

How do I get credentials?

Dependencies such as @ks-console/* have been migrated to the private npm registry at https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn. Email kubesphere@yunify.com with your organization details and use cases to request the username and password. Please avoid sharing the same account across different teams to keep the credentials secure.

How do I configure .npmrc?

Create or update the .npmrc file in the root directory of your extension project and add the following line:

@ks-console:registry=https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn

Projects bootstrapped with yarn create ks-project (when create-ks-project is v4.1.3 or later) already contain this configuration. If you are using an older scaffold version or an existing project, append the entry manually.

How do I log in?

After configuring .npmrc, run the following command and enter the username and password when prompted:

npm login --registry https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn

For example:

npm notice Log in on https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn/
Username: <YOUR-USERNAME>
Password:

Logged in on https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn/.

How do I verify the connection?

Use the following commands to check connectivity and credential status:

npm ping --registry https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn
npm whoami --registry https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn

For example:

npm notice PING https://registry.npm.kubesphere.com.cn/
npm notice PONG 150ms
<YOUR-USERNAME>

When you see the PONG message together with your username (for example <YOUR-USERNAME> above), it means your network and credentials are working as expected.