private package support: pass 'authorization' header through on index/tar gets #65
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awesome! thanks for looking into this. I'll merge and publish a new version.. |
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Fixes #60
I recently started using npm private packages instead of
sinopia, and I was sad that I had to give up offlinenpm install. Found this package, but realized that it didn't support private packages!This is a very simple change, since npm uses a bearer token. We pipe that through to downstream requests to the npm registry. Because
npm_lazyalready proxies other requests, you can do annpm loginlike normal. :0)Thanks for this package, by the way. Offline installs are important!