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Node.js and JavaScript packages

Private npm Registry for Node.js and JavaScript

Ravenstash hosts scoped and unscoped npm packages for Node, Node.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly teams that want private package delivery without a separate registry workflow.

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Install with npmbash
npm config set @acme:registry https://rvnsta.sh/npm/x/acme/frontend/
npm config set //rvnsta.sh/npm/x/acme/frontend/:_authToken "${RAVENSTASH_TOKEN}"
npm install @acme/design-system
Publish a packagebash
npm publish \
  --registry https://push.rvnsta.sh/native/npm/x/acme/frontend
Workflows

A private npm registry that stays close to your tools

Ravenstash is built to make private package publishing feel familiar for developers and manageable for teams.

Works with npm clients

Use normal registry configuration and auth tokens for npm, Yarn, pnpm, and Bun installs across Node.js services, JavaScript libraries, TypeScript packages, and WebAssembly modules.

Fast private downloads

Serve private npm packages and tarballs through authenticated Ravenstash routes built for developer machines and CI.

Cached public dependencies

Let approved npmjs.org packages flow through your private registry and keep repeat installs faster from the Ravenstash cache.

Setup

Copyable npm examples

These examples use placeholder customer and repository names. Replace them with your Ravenstash customer and repository public IDs.

Install with npmbash
npm config set @acme:registry https://rvnsta.sh/npm/x/acme/frontend/
npm config set //rvnsta.sh/npm/x/acme/frontend/:_authToken "${RAVENSTASH_TOKEN}"
npm install @acme/design-system
Publish a packagebash
npm publish \
  --registry https://push.rvnsta.sh/native/npm/x/acme/frontend
Use pnpmini
@acme:registry=https://rvnsta.sh/npm/x/acme/frontend/
//rvnsta.sh/npm/x/acme/frontend/:_authToken=${RAVENSTASH_TOKEN}
FAQ

npm questions

Does Ravenstash support npm tarball downloads?

Yes. Ravenstash supports the npm package data and tarball downloads that standard npm clients expect.

Can I manage npm dist-tags?

Full npm dist-tag management is coming later. Today, standard installs resolve the latest published version from the package history.

Can npm repositories use the upstream package cache?

Yes. npm repositories can fall back to approved upstream packages and cache them for future installs.