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zpericic 6228cfd535 Initial package for pnpr 0.1.0-alpha.5
Native binary taken from the @pnpm/pnpr.linux-{x64,arm64} npm platform
packages; systemd service with dynamic sysusers pnpr user. Storage in
/var/lib/pnpr, disposable proxy cache split into /var/cache/pnpr via
--cache. Default config proxies registry.npmjs.org; listen address and
extra flags via /etc/pnpr/pnpr.env.
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# pnpr configuration — https://pnpm.io/pnpr
#
# pnpr is EXPERIMENTAL upstream; config keys may change between releases.
# The listen address and extra CLI flags are set in /etc/pnpr/pnpr.env,
# the proxy-cache path (/var/cache/pnpr) on the ExecStart line — this
# file defines storage, registries and (optionally) auth.
#
# Point clients at it, e.g. in a project's .npmrc:
# registry=http://127.0.0.1:7677/
# A single registry can also be addressed directly:
# registry=http://127.0.0.1:7677/~npmjs/
#
# Same-host rootless Podman runners (gitea-runner jobs): loopback is the
# container's own, and under pasta the host's LAN IP is carried by the
# container too — see the addressing note in
# /etc/gitea-runner/cache-server.yaml. Use a host /etc/hosts entry such as
# 10.88.0.1 host.containers.internal
# then set PNPR_LISTEN=0.0.0.0:7677 (or the bridge address) plus
# PNPR_OPTS=--public-url http://host.containers.internal:7677 in
# /etc/pnpr/pnpr.env, and use that URL in the runners' .npmrc.
# Where hosted (published) packages live. Persistent; the disposable
# upstream mirror is kept separately under /var/cache/pnpr.
storage: /var/lib/pnpr
registries:
# Caching proxy of the public npm registry.
npmjs:
type: upstream
url: https://registry.npmjs.org/
public: true
# Private hosted registry for own packages — uncomment to enable
# publishing (requires auth, see below).
#local:
# type: hosted
# packages:
# '@infomaos/*':
# publish: $authenticated
# What clients see: first match wins across sources.
main:
type: router
sources: [npmjs]
#sources: [local, npmjs]
defaultRegistry: main
# htpasswd-backed authentication (needed for publishing to a hosted
# registry, or to require login for reads on non-public registries).
#auth:
# htpasswd:
# file: /var/lib/pnpr/htpasswd
# max_users: 1