Waymark / Routes / docs.npmjs.com Publish a scoped npm package from a workspace monorepo to the npm registry
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Documented steps Ensure each package to publish is a declared workspace with a unique name/version in its package.json Authenticate to the registry first: npm login (or set NODE_AUTH_TOKEN / registry-scoped _authToken in .npmrc in CI) Set package visibility: scoped packages default to restricted; publish public with npm publish --access public if you are not using a paid npm org Publish a specific workspace with npm publish -w <workspace-name> (or from within the workspace dir) Run npm publish --dry-run first to preview the tarball contents Control exactly which files ship by setting the files field in package.json and checking npm pack --dry-run output Verify the published version with npm view <pkg> versions --json Known gotchas Scoped packages (@scope/name) are restricted by default; you must pass --access public (or have a paid org) to publish publicly For packages that are workspaces, publish from the workspace context or use -w so the correct package is published Use npm pack --dry-run to review shipped files; missing files field can accidentally include tests, node_modules, or local tooling Do not rely on the project .npmrc for auth when publishing globally — scope auth to the registry host/path
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