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Guides for running and using Packr, served by the registry itself so they ship with the build that implements them.

Source: api.packr.blueforge.studio/-/docs

  • Local setup
    Get a registry running and point your toolchains at it.
  • API reference
    A guided tour of the API. The exhaustive list is /openapi.json.
  • Auth and authorization
    Sessions, JWTs, the internal secret, the super-admin token, and the ownership model.
  • Token permissions
    Permissions, roles, and per-ecosystem scope restrictions.
  • OAuth and providers
    Device flow, provider setup, and custom OIDC.
  • CLI
    packr-cli: login, config, doctor, publish, yank, deprecate.
  • Supply chain
    Signatures, provenance and SBOMs: what each answers, and what the registry does not claim.
  • Yank and deprecate
    Two lifecycle operations, and how each ecosystem represents them.
  • Generic artifacts
    Firmware, datasets and build outputs, governed like packages.
  • Migrating to Packr
    Moving off Verdaccio, Nexus or Artifactory: what moves, what does not, and how to verify.
  • Operations
    Running the registry: health, metrics, limits, maintenance.
  • Backups
    Nightly database dumps, restore, and the recovery objectives they meet.
  • Deployment
    Container, fleet and environment configuration.
  • Security
    Authentication, rate limiting, input validation and CORS.
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