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With the npm example, you can tell npm to use github's package repo instead of npmjs.com, and install from or publish to that one instead. Basically another npm

by seaish 7y ago

With the npm example, you can tell npm to use github's package repo instead of npmjs.com, and install from or publish to that one instead. Basically another npm, but the same command line app.

tantalor 7y ago
Why is that useful?
- ht85 7y ago
  One use is that you can point to any commit, but npm will only have versions that were explicitly released to it. Another reason would be having a few private packages and not wanting to manage an entire npm account for them.