npm dependencies integration with Sourcegraph
You can use Sourcegraph with npm packages from any npm registry, including open source code from npmjs.com or a private registry such as Verdaccio.
This integration makes it possible to search and navigate through the source code of published JavaScript or TypeScript packages (for example, @types/gzip-js@0.3.3).
| Feature | Supported? |
|---|---|
| Repository syncing | ✅ |
| Repository permissions | ❌ |
| Multiple npm dependencies code hosts | ❌ |
Setup
See the "npm dependencies" documentation.
Repository syncing
Site admins can add npm packages to Sourcegraph.
Repository permissions
⚠️ npm dependency repositories are visible by all users of the Sourcegraph instance.
Multiple npm dependencies code hosts
⚠️ It's only possible to create one npm dependency code host for each Sourcegraph instance. See the issue sourcegraph#32499 for more details about this limitation. In most situations, it's possible to work around this limitation by configurating a single private npm registry to proxy multiple underlying registries.