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Please check config.js. All config values can be over-written by `environment-variables` |
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Please check config.js. All config values can be over-written by `environment-variables` |
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# Suggestion for desktop users |
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* make sure that, Some process manager tool ( Lets say [pm2](https://github.com/Unitech/pm2) is available in your `PATH` ) |
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* install npm-offline-registry globally ( Or add your $HOME/node_modules/.bin to PATH variable ) |
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* Add this start-up command to your "start up applications" `pm2 start npm-offline-registry` |
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* Then you can use the command `npm-offine-install` at any time duting the desktop-session without any hassle |
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# Using npm-offline-registry as a completely isolated registry |
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# Using npm-offline-registry as a completely isolated registry |
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If you set the ``ENABLE_NPM_FAILOVER`` config value to ``false`` then npm-offlin-registry will not attempt to |
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If you set the ``ENABLE_NPM_FAILOVER`` config value to ``false`` then npm-offlin-registry will not attempt to |
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