List active npm registry authentication tokens with npm token list
domain: registry.npmjs.org · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps
Ensure you are authenticated (npm login or a valid _authToken in .npmrc)
Run npm token list to show a table of all active authentication tokens on your account with their ids, type (Read only/Publish), creation date, and any IP whitelist
Get machine-readable output with npm token list --json or tab-separated with npm token list --parseable
Use the returned token id (not the truncated token shown in normal output) if you later want to revoke a specific token
Audit tokens periodically to spot stale or leaked credentials, and revoke any you no longer need with npm token revoke <id>
Known gotchas
The default table output truncates the token (e.g. npm_1f…); the full token or the id is only available in --json / --parseable output or from the create call
Listing requires a valid authenticated session; without one you get a 401
A deleted/revoked token will not appear in the list — so enumerate before revoking if you need to capture the exact id
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