bower-registry

Simple bower registry using node and either redis or MongoDB.

Install

npm install -g bower-registry

How to use

From command line

bower-registry -d redis

In node

var bowerRegistry = require('bower-registry'),
    Registry = bowerRegistry.Registry,
    RedisDb = bowerRegistry.RedisDb; // or MongoDb

var registry = new Registry({
  db: new RedisDb() // or MongoDb
});

registry
  .initialize()
  .listen(3000);

Command line

  Usage: bower-registry [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help                output usage information
    -V, --version             output the version number
    -d, --database <value>    Database
    -o, --db-options [value]  Database options
    -p, --port <value>        Web server port
    -h, --host [value]        Web server host
    -P, --private             Accept private packages and allow packages hosted on private servers

Examples

# Start registry server on port 8080 using redis (port 6379, host 127.0.0.1)
bower-registry -p 8080 -d redis -o '{"port": 6379, "host": "127.0.0.1"}'

# Start registry server on default port 80 using MongoDB (port 27017, host 127.0.0.1)
bower-registry -d mongo -o '{"url": "mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/bower-registry"}'

NOTE: On Windows you've to use a double-quoted database options string and therefore have to escape the double quotes with a \ in the JSON string in case you use cmd.exe as interpreter. Using powershell.exe, use single quotes and escape each double quote with an extra double quote in the JSON string.

Database options

Redis

• port: redis instance port
• host: redis instance host
• other options available in node_redis

MongoDB

• url: MongoDB connection URL
• other options available in node-mongodb-native

License

MIT