Waymark / Routes / docs.npmjs.com Point a scoped package at a private npm registry with an auth token in .npmrc
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Documented steps Create or edit the per-project .npmrc in the project root (sibling of package.json) Set a registry for your scope with @myorg:registry = https://private-registry.example.org Scope the auth token to that registry host/path so credentials are never sent elsewhere: //private-registry.example.org/:_authToken = <TOKEN> For a token that applies to multiple scopes sharing a host use //host/:_authToken; to restrict to one scope's path use //host/myorg/:_authToken Prefer injecting the token from an env var using npm's ${VAR} substitution in the .npmrc value Verify with npm config get @myorg:registry and npm view @myorg/pkg --registry=https://private-registry.example.org Known gotchas Always scope auth keys (registry host/path + _authToken) — an unscoped _authToken may be sent to the wrong host Auth must be registry-scoped; NEVER put a bare _authToken at top level Per-project .npmrc only affects the root project and is NOT read in global mode (npm install -g) npm v11.2.0+ warns on unknown .npmrc keys and a future major may reject them — prefer official keys or env vars Keep the token out of version control; use an untracked file or environment substitution
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