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The npm scheme

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This feature is still is development and will be available in Alpha release

When using the npm scheme, Blaze will load the executor from the specified NPM package.

Here are a few examples :

  • npm:///my-custom-executor fetches my-custom-executor from the official NPM registry.
  • npm://npm.my-company.com/my-custom-executor fetches my-custom-executor from a private NPM registry called npm.my-company.com.

The full URL must match the following format : npm://[<host>[:<port>]]/<package>

If the host/port part is not provided, the official NPM registry located at https://registry.npmjs.org will be used.

NPM executors can only be Node executors.

You will need npm to be installed on your system. You can provide your own path to the npm program with the BLAZE_NPM_LOCATION environment variable.

In most cases, NPM executors can be referenced using a simple URL.

{
"executor": "npm:///my-custom-executor"
}

Specifying the version​

By default, the latest version for the package is fetched. You can set a custom version with the version parameter.

{
"executor": {
"url": "npm:///my-custom-executor",
"version": "1.0.0"
}
}

Authentication​

The following authentication modes are supported when resolving executors from NPM :

  • Using a username and password
  • Using an access token
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By default, credentials from your global NPM configuration (~/.npmrc) will be used.

Username and password authentication​

In order to authenticate using a username/password, you can use the following configuration :

{
"executor": {
"url": "npm:///my-custom-executor",
"authentication": {
"username": "{{ environment.NPM_USER }}",
"password": "{{ environment.NPM_PASSWORD }}"
}
}
}

Access token authentication​

Access token authentication can be done using the following configuration :

{
"executor": {
"url": "npm:///my-custom-executor",
"authentication": {
"token": "{{ environment.NPM_TOKEN }}"
}
}
}

Other configuration options​

Other configuration keys are :

  • insecure: when set to true, SSL/TLS certificate rejections will be ignored when connecting to the registry. Use only for debugging purpose.