

There’s some shorthand in the docs on doing this, but essentially you point your package name in package.
Some of them published as NPM package and i can install it via npm installNPM INSTALL FROM GITHUB WRONG PACKAGE NAME CODE
npm has the ability to install code from Github. The only way I see it would work is downloading the file and using the 'tarball file' way described in the 'npm install' docs. Installing Packages with npm from Github. Create a new folder with the name github-repos-search and initialize a package.json file. $ nuget push ".1.0.0.nupkg" -Source "GitHub" Your package was pushed $ echo ":github: Bearer $" > ~/.gem/credentials $ gem build github_api.gemspec $ gem push -key github -host github_api-1.0.0.gem Successfully registered gem: github_api (1.0. I dont think npm provides a way to do this as per their documentation, they support using githubs tarballs but not a specific binary attached to a release. If GitHub Packages is not your default package registry for using npm and you want to use the npm audit command, we recommend you use the -scope flag with the owner of the package when you authenticate to GitHub Packages. What / Why This bug is related to 476 (comment) and 514 When npm install packages from git in docker Where packages from public git repositories How Current Behavior npm i npm ERR code 128 npm. Package published $ mvn deploy -Dregistry= -Dtoken=$GH_TOKEN Uploaded: (2 KB at 1.0 KB/sec) $ nuget source Add -Name "GitHub" -Source "" -UserName phanatic $ nuget pack
NuGet RubyGems $ echo $PAT | docker login ghcr.io -username phanatic -password-stdin Logged in successfully $ docker tag app ghcr.io/phanatic/app:1.0.0 $ docker push ghcr.io/phanatic/app:1.0.0 1.0.0: digest: sha256:631cb8.fc822c size: 1373 $ npm login -registry= Successfully logged in. I tried a bunch of options, and finally found a pretty simple solution - rename package.json to something else before doint npm install, then revert it back to after install finishes: mv package.json package.bak npm install