Read about a proxy variable in a .npmrc
file but it does not work. Trying to avoid manually downloading all require packages and installing.
Open Settings > System > Open Proxy Settings > LAN Settings In LAN Settings you can find the proxy server and its port no.
Central registry: an npm proxy acts as a central registry for all your required package versions. Private and public together, possibly from multiple upstream sources. Visualization of dependencies: With all required packages in one place it enables identification of a potential issues.
I solved this problem this way:
I run this command:
npm config set strict-ssl false
Then set npm to run with http, instead of https:
npm config set registry "http://registry.npmjs.org/"
Then I install packages using this syntax:
npm --proxy http://username:[email protected]:80 install packagename
Skip the username:password
part if proxy doesn't require you to authenticate
EDIT: A friend of mine just pointed out that you may get NPM to work behind a proxy by setting BOTH HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables, then issuing normally the command npm install express (for example)
EDIT2: As @BStruthers commented, keep in mind that passwords containing "@" wont be parsed correctly, if contains @ put the entire password in quotes
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