libnpmorg

What is libnpmorg?

The libnpmorg package is a Node.js library that provides utilities for managing npm organizations. It allows you to perform various operations related to npm organizations, such as creating, deleting, and managing members and teams within an organization.

What are libnpmorg's main functionalities?

Create Organization

This feature allows you to create a new npm organization. You need to provide the organization name and an npm token for authentication.

const libnpmorg = require('libnpmorg');

async function createOrg() {
  await libnpmorg.create('my-new-org', { token: 'your-npm-token' });
}

createOrg();

Delete Organization

This feature allows you to delete an existing npm organization. You need to provide the organization name and an npm token for authentication.

const libnpmorg = require('libnpmorg');

async function deleteOrg() {
  await libnpmorg.delete('my-old-org', { token: 'your-npm-token' });
}

deleteOrg();

Add Member to Organization

This feature allows you to add a member to an npm organization. You need to provide the organization name, the username of the member, and an npm token for authentication.

const libnpmorg = require('libnpmorg');

async function addMember() {
  await libnpmorg.addMember('my-org', 'username', { token: 'your-npm-token' });
}

addMember();

Remove Member from Organization

This feature allows you to remove a member from an npm organization. You need to provide the organization name, the username of the member, and an npm token for authentication.

const libnpmorg = require('libnpmorg');

async function removeMember() {
  await libnpmorg.removeMember('my-org', 'username', { token: 'your-npm-token' });
}

removeMember();

List Organization Members

This feature allows you to list all members of an npm organization. You need to provide the organization name and an npm token for authentication.

const libnpmorg = require('libnpmorg');

async function listMembers() {
  const members = await libnpmorg.listMembers('my-org', { token: 'your-npm-token' });
  console.log(members);
}

listMembers();

Other packages similar to libnpmorg

npm

The npm package itself provides some CLI commands to manage organizations, such as `npm org add` and `npm org rm`. However, it is more focused on package management and lacks the programmatic API that libnpmorg offers.

np

The np package is a tool for publishing npm packages with ease. While it provides some utilities for managing npm packages, it does not offer specific functionalities for managing npm organizations like libnpmorg does.

npm-cli

The npm-cli package provides a command-line interface for interacting with npm. It includes commands for managing organizations, but it does not offer the same level of programmatic control as libnpmorg.

README

libnpmorg

libnpmorg is a Node.js library for programmatically accessing the npm Org membership API.

Example

const org = require('libnpmorg')

console.log(await org.ls('myorg', {token: 'deadbeef'}))
=>
Roster {
  zkat: 'developer',
  iarna: 'admin',
  isaacs: 'owner'
}

Install

$ npm install libnpmorg

Table of Contents

• Example
• Install
• API
  • hook opts
  • set()
  • rm()
  • ls()
  • ls.stream()

API

opts for libnpmorg commands

libnpmorg uses npm-registry-fetch. All options are passed through directly to that library, so please refer to its own opts documentation for options that can be passed in.

A couple of options of note for those in a hurry:

• opts.token - can be passed in and will be used as the authentication token for the registry. For other ways to pass in auth details, see the n-r-f docs.
• opts.otp - certain operations will require an OTP token to be passed in. If a libnpmorg command fails with err.code === EOTP, please retry the request with {otp: <2fa token>}
• opts.Promise - If you pass this in, the Promises returned by libnpmorg commands will use this Promise class instead. For example: {Promise: require('bluebird')}

> org.set(org, user, [role], [opts]) -> Promise

The returned Promise resolves to a Membership Detail object.

The role is optional and should be one of admin, owner, or developer. developer is the default if no role is provided.

org and user must be scope names for the org name and user name respectively. They can optionally be prefixed with @.

See also: PUT /-/org/:scope/user

Example

await org.set('@myorg', '@myuser', 'admin', {token: 'deadbeef'})
=>
MembershipDetail {
  org: {
    name: 'myorg',
    size: 15
  },
  user: 'myuser',
  role: 'admin'
}

> org.rm(org, user, [opts]) -> Promise

The Promise resolves to null on success.

org and user must be scope names for the org name and user name respectively. They can optionally be prefixed with @.

See also: DELETE /-/org/:scope/user

Example

await org.rm('myorg', 'myuser', {token: 'deadbeef'})

> org.ls(org, [opts]) -> Promise

The Promise resolves to a Roster object.

org must be a scope name for an org, and can be optionally prefixed with @.

See also: GET /-/org/:scope/user

Example

await org.ls('myorg', {token: 'deadbeef'})
=>
Roster {
  zkat: 'developer',
  iarna: 'admin',
  isaacs: 'owner'
}

> org.ls.stream(org, [opts]) -> Stream

Returns a stream of entries for a Roster, with each emitted entry in [key, value] format.

org must be a scope name for an org, and can be optionally prefixed with @.

The returned stream is a valid Symbol.asyncIterator.

See also: GET /-/org/:scope/user

Example

for await (let [user, role] of org.ls.stream('myorg', {token: 'deadbeef'})) {
  console.log(`user: ${user} (${role})`)
}
=>
user: zkat (developer)
user: iarna (admin)
user: isaacs (owner)