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npm publish actions github marketplace github 1 695 captures 14 may 2020 07 sep 2026 nov dec jan 05 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221205070336 https github com marketplace actions npm publish skip to content toggle navigation sign up product actions automate any workflow packages host and manage packages security find and fix vulnerabilities codespaces instant dev environments copilot write better code with ai code review manage code changes issues plan and track work discussions collaborate outside of code explore all features documentation github skills blog solutions for enterprise teams startups education by solution ci cd automation devops devsecops case studies customer stories resources open source github sponsors fund open source developers the readme project github community articles repositories topics trending collections pricing search all github jump to no suggested jump to results search all github jump to search all github jump to search all github jump to sign in sign up message marketplace actions npm publish package github action npm publish v1 latest version use latest version package npm publish fast easy publishing to npm installation copy and paste the following snippet into your yml file name npm publish uses js devtools npm publish v1 learn more about this action in js devtools npm publish choose a version v1 v1 0 0 fast easy publishing to npm features smart only publishes if the version number in package json differs from the latest on npm configurable customize the version checking behavior the registry url and path of your package secure keeps your npm access token secret doesn t write it to npmrc fast 100 javascript which is faster than docker and bundled to optimize loading time outputs exposes the old and new version numbers and the type of change major minor patch etc as variables that you can use in your workflow usage this package can be used three different ways a github action as part of your ci cd process a function that you call in your javascript code a cli that you run in your terminal github action to use the github action you ll need to add it as a step in your workflow file by default the only thing you need to do is set the token parameter to your npm auth token on push jobs publish runs on ubuntu latest steps uses actions checkout v3 uses actions setup node v3 with node version 12 run npm install run npm test uses js devtools npm publish v1 with token secrets npm_token input parameters you can set any or all of the following input parameters name type default description token string required the npm auth token to use for publishing registry string https registry npmjs org the npm registry url to use package string package json the path of your package json file tag string latest the tag to publish to this allows people to install the package using npm install package name tag access string public for non scoped packages restricted for scoped packages determines whether the published package should be publicly visible or restricted to members of your npm organization dry run boolean false run npm publish with the dry run flag to prevent publication check version boolean true only publish to npm if the version number in package json differs from the latest on npm greater version only boolean false only publish to npm if the version number in package json is greater than the latest on npm output variables npm publish exposes some output variables which you can use in later steps of your workflow to access the output variables you ll need to set an id for the npm publish step steps id publish uses js devtools npm publish v1 with token secrets npm_token if steps publish outputs type none run echo version changed steps publish outputs old version steps publish outputs version variable type description type string the type of version change that occurred major minor patch etc if there was no version change then type will be none if greater version only is set and the version is lower then type will be lower version string the version that was published old version string the version number that was previously published to npm tag string the tag that the package was published to access string indicates whether the published package is publicly visible or restricted to members of your npm organization dry run boolean indicates whether npm was run in dry run mode javascript function to use npm package in your javascript code you ll need to install it using npm npm install jsdevtools npm publish you can then import it and use it in your code like this const npmpublish require jsdevtools npm publish run npm publish with all defaults await npmpublish run npm publish with options await npmpublish package path to package json token your_npm_auth_token_here options as shown in the example above you can pass options to the npmpublish function here are the available options name type default description token string npm s default credentials the npm auth token to use for publishing if not set then npm will registry string https registry npmjs org the npm registry url to use package string package json the path of your package json file tag string latest the tag to publish to this allows people to install the package using npm install package name tag access string public for non scoped packages restricted for scoped packages determines whether the published package should be publicly visible or restricted to members of your npm organization dryrun boolean false run npm publish with the dry run flag to prevent publication checkversion boolean true only publish to npm if the version number in package json differs from the latest on npm greaterversiononly boolean false only publish to npm if the version number in package json is greater then the latest on npm quiet boolean false suppress console output from npm and npm publish debug function no op a function to log debug messages you can set this to a custom function to receive debug messages or just set it to console debug to print debug messages to the console return value the npmpublish function asynchronously returns an object with the following properties name type description type string the type of version change that occurred major minor patch etc if there was no version change then the the type is none if greater version only is set and the version is lower then type will be lower package string the name of the npm package that was published version string the version number that was published oldversion string the version number that was previously published to npm tag string the tag that the package was published to access string indicates whether the published package is publicly visible or restricted to members of your npm organization dryrun boolean indicates whether npm was run in dry run mode command line interface to use npm package from as a command line tool in your terminal you ll need to install it globally using npm npm install g jsdevtools npm publish you can then use it in your terminal or in bash scripts you can call it without any arguments and it will publish the current directory using npm s default credentials npm publish or you can call it with arguments to explicitly set the npm auth token registry package path etc npm publish token your_npm_auth_token_here path to package json options run npm publish help to see the full list of options available npm publish help usage npm publish options package_path options token token the npm access token to use when publishing registry url the npm registry url to use tag tag the tag to publish to allows the package to be installed using npm install package name tag access access public the package will be publicly visible restricted the package will only be visible to members of your npm organization dry run don t actually publish to npm but report what would have been published debug d enable debug mode with increased logging quiet q suppress unnecessary output version v print the version number help h show help package_path the absolute or relative path of the npm package to publish can be a directory path or the path of a package json file defaults to the current directory contributing contributions enhancements and bug fixes are welcome open an issue on github and submit a pull request building to build the project locally on your computer clone this repo git clone https github com js devtools npm publish git install dependencies npm install build the code npm run build run the tests npm test license npm publish is 100 free and open source under the mit license use it however you want this package is treeware if you use it in production then we ask that you buy the world a tree to thank us for our work by contributing to the treeware forest you ll be creating employment for local families and restoring wildlife habitats big thanks to thanks to these awesome companies for their support 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