If you know the direct URL structure, you can use Wget to fetch it:
mvn dependency:get \ -DremoteRepositories=http://[NEXUS_URL]/repository/[REPO_NAME]/ \ -Dartifact=[GROUP_ID]:[ARTIFACT_ID]:[VERSION]:jar \ -Ddest=./my-artifact.jar Use code with caution.
curl -u admin:admin123 -X GET "http://[NEXUS_URL]/service/rest/v1/search/assets/download?repository=[REPO_NAME]&maven.groupId=[GROUP_ID]&maven.artifactId=[ARTIFACT_ID]&maven.version=[VERSION]&maven.extension=jar" -L -o my-artifact.jar Use code with caution. : Your Nexus credentials. nexus repository download jar
Downloading a JAR file from a Nexus Repository can be done through several methods, depending on whether you prefer the command line, automated scripts, or the Maven build tool itself. Method 1: Using the Command Line (Curl or Wget)
For , the most efficient way to download a specific JAR is by using the Search API. This allows you to locate the artifact using its Maven coordinates (GroupId, ArtifactId, Version) and download it directly. If you know the direct URL structure, you
wget --user=admin --password=admin123 "http://[NEXUS_URL]/repository/[REPO_NAME]/[PATH_TO_JAR]" -O my-artifact.jar Use code with caution. Method 2: Using the Maven Dependency Plugin
: Point this to your specific Nexus repository URL. Downloading a JAR file from a Nexus Repository
You can search for an asset and pipe the result to a download command.