Waymark / Routes / docs.npmjs.com Publish a package to the npm registry with npm publish
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Documented steps Verify package.json has a unique name and version (both required to publish). Log in first: `npm login` (or ensure a valid auth token is present in ~/.npmrc). Run `npm publish` from the package root to publish the current folder's package.json project. By default this publishes to the public npm registry; scoped packages default to public for new packages unless --access=restricted is set. npm submits sha1 and sha512 integrity for the tarball; installs later verify against it. A `latest` tag is applied by default; pass `--tag <name>` to publish under a different dist-tag. Known gotchas Publishing fails if the name@version already exists in the registry, and that combination can NEVER be used again even after npm unpublish. Unscoped packages cannot be made restricted; only scoped packages support --access=restricted. package-lock.json is never published (use npm-shrinkwrap.json if you want a lockfile shipped). With 2FA/OTP enabled, pass `--otp <code>` or you will be prompted interactively.
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