Dear User, The <USERNAME> represents your username when you sign in to
Artifactory. <API_KEY> can be substitutet with the password that you use when
you login to Artifactory account. However, we strongly recommend to use API_KEY
itself for security reasons. This API_KEY can be retrieved once you login to
your Artifactory account. On the top right corner click on your Username, and
it will open “User Profile page”(see screenshot). Enter your current password
into the “Current Password” window, and click on “Unlock” button. This will
generate API_KEY For example: Your username is “myaccount” , and
your password is “123456” Possible way: curl -i
-umyaccount:123456 Recommended way: curl -i
-umyaccount:AP8gwbrRjQYJjRrjUWv3Xe47d16 Let us know if this answers your
question. Regards, Tim JFrog Support
On Mon, 5 Oct at 9:18 PM
, artifactory-users <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi All
I am looking at Artifactory and npm:
https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Npm+Repositories. Completely
new to npm and nuget, what's this <USERNAME>:<API_KEY>?
curl -i -u<USERNAME>:<API_KEY>
"http://localhost:8081/artifactory/api/npm/npm-local/auth/<SCOPE>"
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