:wave: Hey, I'm trying to integrate our private JFrog npm repository into our Kotlin/JS Gradle build...

# gradle

[Jaakko Suutarla]

👋 Hey, I'm trying to integrate our private JFrog npm repository into our Kotlin/JS Gradle build, and I'm having a bit of trouble.

...
val jsMain by getting {
    dependencies {
        ...
        implementation(npm("@my-private-namp", "5.3.2"))
    }
}
...

- Kotlin: 1.9.0
- Gradle: 7.4

I've added .npmrc and .yarnrc files to the project root to configure access to our JFrog npm repository, but without success. Has anyone successfully integrated JFrog's npm repository into a Kotlin/JS Gradle project before? Any guidance or references would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

[Vampire]

Please have a look at the channel topic to find a better place where your question is not off-topic as is not Kotlin-related. 😉

[Adam S]

adding a .yarnrc file is the documented solution, but judging from the open issue KT-33496 and this comment on KT-42747 it might not work?

If you search in $projectRootDir/build/js/ can you see if the custom file is picked up? If you run a build using --debug (warning - it will dump a lot of logs, so it'd be a good idea to pipe the output into a file) and check the logs are there any messages about the custom NPM repo?

[Jaakko Suutarla]

@Vampire, thanks for pointing that up.
@Adam S I have checked those tickets, but I'll try again with --debug flag. I assume it's somehow related to my setup because it's working for other people. Thanks!

[Jaakko Suutarla]

Yep, it was my configuration mistake due to using scoped packages.