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use npm to manage your private modules, without having to replicate all of npm.
create a private registry named rego for npm users you and your friends jim, paul, and emma
curl -X PUT 'http://shadow-npm.net/rego?admins=you&readers=jim,paul,emma'
publish a module to it!
npm config set always-auth true cd path/to/private/module npm publish --registry http://rego.shadow-npm.net
shadow-npm works a lot like puting something at the front of your $PATH
when searching for a module, look there first, and if you don't find it, check the next place in the chain.
shadow-npm does this for npm, by proxying all requests, it checks for modules in your private npm first. then, if it does not find them, it will retrive them from the real npm! this works even if you have a private module with open source dependencies!
post issues here: https://github.com/dominictarr/shadow-npm/issues
if something does not work on shadow-npm, but it does with regular npm, post the issue here. do not post the issue on npm's github page.
this is a test launch, so bugs are expected. all feedback is warmly welcomed!
send to either:
npm search --registry http://rego.shadow-npm.net
today, there is only http. I'll get https tomorrow. must sleep now.
shadow-npm copies your couchdb user from the npm registry, and uses couchdb to auth against it. the your password is hashed, and shadow-npm never reads it.
read the shadow-npm code here: https://github.com/dominictarr/shadow-npm
MIT licence, Dominic Tarr, 2011.
(not isaacs, joyent, etc. please don't bug them if this doesn't work)