The first step is telling the npm CLI where your Artifactory repository is located. You can do this by setting the registry in your global or project-level configuration.
To download npm packages from Artifactory , you must configure your local npm client to point to the JFrog Artifactory registry URL instead of the default public registry. This setup allows you to install both private internal packages and cached public dependencies through a single gateway. 1. Configure Your npm Registry
: Run the following command in your terminal, replacing the placeholders with your actual Artifactory URL and repository name (often a virtual repository like npm that aggregates multiple sources).
Artifactory typically requires authentication to download private packages. Users authenticating with the npm login command: - JFrog