jsPlumb or private npm packages troubleshooting

[Alan_Spurlock]

Hi everyone

I am using a package called jsPlumb. I have the paid version now and when I try to deploy, I get the following error

I get what the error is. But I don’t know who to login into NPM and get my auth token on Netlify.

This is my .npmrc

@fortawesome:registry=https://npm.fontawesome.com/
//npm.fontawesome.com/:_authToken=###############################
@jsplumbtoolkit:registry=https://download.jsplumbtoolkit.com/repository/jsplumb/
@jsplumb:registry=https://download.jsplumbtoolkit.com/repository/jsplumb/

The directions from jsPlumb are to use the npm adduser command below
npm adduser --registry=https://download.jsplumbtoolkit.com/repository/jsplumb/

I read online that once I login using the username and password it would store the auth token in my .npmrc?

Because it’s not doing that either.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! I can’t push changes because of this

[jasiqli]

Have you tried reading through

[Support Guide] Using private NPM modules on Netlify

Last reviewed by Netlify Support: December 2022 You want to build your site on Netlify but you have some private npm modules served from npmjs.org, and now you’re wondering how you can access them during build? The most straightforward way to do this is two steps: Find your token inside the ~/.npmrc file in your home folder and set it as an NPM_TOKEN environment variable through Netlify’s admin UI. This will be on the Build & Deploy settings page of your site configuration, in the section c…

[Alan_Spurlock]

Yes I have. Mentioned above, it’s not saving that token to my .npmrc in the project.

Do you know where that is stored at?

Windows OS

[SamO]

Please share your site.

[Alan_Spurlock]

https://app.sipharmony.com

How exactly would that help you? It wont complete the build…

[audrey]

Hi @Alan_Spurlock , it looks like you had a successful build since your last reply. Do you still need help?