#Npm config set scope update
Hence, the npm package sinopia might never see an update again. Issues and Pull Requests are stacking up. The latest version of Sinopia’s package on npm (1.4.0) in addition isn’t on par with Sinopia’s source code on GitHub. Unfortunately, development of Sinopia is ceased since October 2015. Http <- 404, user: undefined, req: 'GET error: no such package availableįirst of all, please make sure that you are running an up-to-date version of Sinopia. In the Sinopia logs, you will see an error message similar to:
#Npm config set scope install
But if you try to install a scoped package via Sinopia, the installation fails. Angular 2 utilizes this concept in its packages named like with angular being the scope and core being the package name. Npm has a concept of scoped packages, where similar or related packages are grouped together.
This saves bandwidth and continues to work if the internet connection or the original package registry is down.
Sinopia is such a private npm repository server, which in addition acts as a proxy for the official npm package registry and caches downloaded packages. For this purpose, you could either go with npm which offers paid plans and on-premises installations of the package registry or you could alternatively decide to run a custom repository server. But in some cases, you might want to keep packages private, such as internal components. If you are working with Node.js Package Manager ( npm), you will usually retrieve npm packages from the official registry of npm ( ) and publish own packages there.
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