Version: 0.3.1
Docker Versions: 0.6.0 - 0.6.4

An easy way to get started with a private npm server, along with npm-delegate. These instructions assume you've already installed Docker per the Getting Started guide.

This image can be built by running the following docker command:

docker build -t npmjs github.com/terinjokes/docker-npmjs

You can build from a git tag by appending a ref to the above URL. For example github.com/terinjokes/docker-npmjs#0.3.0

After building the image, a container can be spawned. By providing the hostname via Docker's -h option, you can ensure that npm-delegate operates effectively.

docker run -d -h cdnutu npmjs

npm-delegate is exposed on port 1337, and is what you want to use when installing packages mixed from the private and public repositories. To use npm-delegate as your default, run:

npm config set registry http://cdnutu:1337/

npmjs is exposed on port 5984, and is read-write. To operate directly with this registry, pass use npm's --registry argument:

npm --registry http://cdnutu:5984/ adduser
npm --registry http://cdnutu:5984/ publish