How can I fetch packages from @organization scope from npmjs

Hello everyone, I've enjoyed working with custom packages in upm so far!

Our @organization scoped package is @goodpatch/com.goodpatch.packagename on https://registry.npmjs.org/, but I cannot seem to make it work with upm.

I logged in into npm using both

npm login --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/

and

npm login --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/ --scope=@goodpatch

My .npmrc is

Code (JavaScript):

1. @goodpatch:registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/
2. //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=<token>

The contents of the .upmconfig.toml located at %USERPROFILE%\ is:

Code (JavaScript):

1. [npmAuth."https://registry.npmjs.org"]
2.  
3. token = "<token>"
4.  
5. email = "<email>"
6.  
7. alwaysAuth = true

and the contents of my manifest.json in Packages/ is:

Code (JavaScript):

1. {
2.   "dependencies": {
3.     "com.goodpatch.packagename": "1.2.1"
4.   },
5.   "scopedRegistries": [
6.     {
7.       "name": "npmjs",
8.       "url": "https://registry.npmjs.org/",
9.       "scopes": [
10.         "@goodpatch/com.goodpatch"
11.       ]
12.     }
13.   ]
14. }
15.  

Based on a lot of research I did in this forum I already tried:

• "dependencies": {
  "@goodpatch/com.goodpatch.packagename": "1.2.1"
  }
• "url": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@goodpatch"
• "url": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@goodpatch/"
  
• "scopes": [
  "com.goodpatch"
  ]
  
  
• "scopes": [
  "@goodpatch"
  ]
• "scopes": [
  "@goodpatch/"
  ]
• "scopes": [
  "@goodpatch/com.goodpatch"
  ]
• "scopes": [
  "goodpatch"
  ]

My package is configured like this:

Code (JavaScript):

1.  {
2. "name": "@goodpatch/com.goodpatch.packagename",
3.   "version": "1.2.1",
4.   ...
5. }

On npmjs.com:


I get this error:

Using Unity 2020.1.15f1


I can get it just fine using npm install @goodpatch/com.goodpatch.packagename . Does anyone have an idea on how to get our @goodpatch/com.goodpatch.packagename from https://registry.npmjs.org/ using unity package manager? Thank you!

 

As mentioned in the documentation:

As far as I know, Unity doesn't plan to add support for @-scope. As such, using private npm packages is not possible.

 

It's not possible.

Some registries like GitHub didn't verify the package name strictly, so you can use the trick that https://domain.com/some-path/@org-name as the registry URL, and put the package name without @org-name in the package.json.

But NPMJS requires you to put @org-name in the package.json as part of the package name. Unity doesn't like that.