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Downloading and installing packages globally

You can install a package gloabally if you want to depend on the package from your own packages.

Note

dartpm cli is using dart cli tool, so the dartpm add is running complex dart command.

Installing an unscoped package​

Unscoped packages are always public, which means they can be downloaded and installed by anyone. To install a public package, on the command line, run

dartpm add -g <package-name>
OR
dart pub global activate --source hosted --hosted-url "https://dartpm.com" <package-name>

Installing a scoped public package​

Scoped public packages can be downloaded and installed by anyone, as long as the scope name is refenced during installation:

dartpm add -g <scope>/<package-name>
OR
dart pub global activate --source hosted --hosted-url "https://dartpm.com/registry/<scope>" <package-name>

Installing a scoped private package​

Scoped private packages can be downloaded and installed by only who have access.

Note

Can install packages only if dartpm cli is logged in or granular token is set for the scope.

Installing package using dartpm account​

User can install the package which user have access to.

dartpm add -g <scope>/<package-name>
OR
dart pub global activate --source hosted --hosted-url "https://dartpm.com/registry/<scope>" <package-name>

Installing package using granular token​

Orgnisation admin can create the granular token to give fine tune access to selected package with READ or WRITE access.

  1. Set the granular token for the scope.
dart pub token add https://dartpm.com/registry/<scope>
Enter secret token: <Type token on stdin>
 Requests to "https://dartpm.com/registry/<scope>" will now be 
 authenticated using the secret token.
  1. Install the package.
dartpm add -g <scope>/<package-name>
OR
dart pub global activate --source hosted --hosted-url "https://dartpm.com/registry/<scope>" <package-name>