A nice npmjs.org-like web interface for JFrog Artifactory
To share code in your company or team between different projects and developers, you can use a private npm registry like Verdaccio or JFrog's Artifactory (which is often used for Maven dependency management in the Java Environment). The latter lacks a good UI for web developers, so npmFrog is here to present you the self-hosted packages of your team in a more familiar and discoverable way.
👐 It's free and open source. :)
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The homepage: an overview list of your company's packages.
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The awesome package search: lookup tags, crafters and packages.
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Every package has a detail page to view a lot of useful meta information. Even the remote-cache packages.
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Get details about the people who crafted the package to contact them or to search for other packages by the same author.
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Get an overview of all npm scripts in the
package.json.
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Inspect files that are contained in the package and view or download its code.
- Node.js >= 8.x
- JFrog Artifactory is running somewhere in your company's network
npm i -g npmfrognpmfrogBrowse to npmFrog instance http://localhost:8000.
npmfrog stopnpmfrog logsnpmfrog statusAt the first startup, npmFrog will create a configuration file in your home directory under ~/.npmfrog/config.json. Please fill this file with your artifactory properties.
If you want to add additional text in the /howto section, you can create a howto.md file in the ~/.npmfrog directory with some additional markdown content.
If you want to hide the default publishing guide under /howto, set howto.default in the config.json file to false.
"howto": {
"default": false
}Run the development task with real back-end data:
npm run devWith a local environment and dummy data (no internet connection needed):
npm startTo see the logs, run
npm run logsStop all running background processes:
npm stopSee the status of background processes:
npm run ps