Create Github Action that deploys the hello-strongbox-npm into the Github Package Registry

[j4ckofalltrades]

Refs strongbox/strongbox#1927

[j4ckofalltrades]

Key thing here is that name field in the package.json name field should should match the GitHub repository name.
From docs:

By default, GitHub Packages publishes a package in the GitHub repository you specify in the name field of the package.json file. For example, you would publish a package named @my-org/test to the my-org/test GitHub repository. For more information, see npm-scope in the npm documentation.

Example commit: https://github.com/j4ckofalltrades/strongbox-examples/commit/4279e0adc5404fdbc34b740fac21944f83664398
Example package: https://github.com/j4ckofalltrades/strongbox-examples/packages/468529

[j4ckofalltrades]

@carlspring Requesting review.

[carlspring]

LGTM! Thanks!

@steve-todorov : What are your thoughts on this?

[steve-todorov]

LGTM! The only small note I have is the file name should be called gh-registry.yml since this workflow will be only for this purpose.

[j4ckofalltrades]

Updated file name to gh-registry.yml.

[steve-todorov]

Works like a charm! Great job! :)

Just one question to clarify things for myself. Do I need to set GH_TOKEN secret or GH Actions picks it up on it's own?
I did add one, but wanted to check if you also added it.

[carlspring]

Excellent job, thank you! :)

[j4ckofalltrades]

@steve-todorov

Do I need to set GH_TOKEN secret or GH Actions picks it up on it's own? I did add one, but wanted to check if you also added it.

GitHub provides it automatically for you.

https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/actions/reference/authentication-in-a-workflow

[carlspring]

Cool! Thanks for the clarification! :)