Publishing the package

1. First, let's create an account on the npm website:

1. Now we can connect to the repository with our credentials by using the command line. The repository will be Git. Let's type the following:

npm adduser 

1. We answer three questions about the username, password, and email:

1. After that, we create the Git repository locally by typing the following:

git init  

1. Let's now go to the GitHub website to create a remote repository. First, we need to create an account, if we don't have one yet.
2. To create an account we need to fill the form on the GitHub create-account page, which will provide project.json:

git remote add origin 'repo-url-adress'

npm init 

1. To push package.json on the GitHub online repository, enter the following:

git add . 
 
git commit -m "my comment" 
 
git push 
 
git push origin master 

1. Now let's type the following in our local project Git repository:

npm publish 

If we excute the following command, we can see the package.json:

npm info [packagename] 

Excute the following command:

npm repo [packagename] 

A web page is launched on our GitHub repository website listing the existing files of our npm package.

If we type http://npm.im/packagename in the browser address bar, we will see our package homepage on the npm website.

We can find our node package on the npm website https://www.npmjs.com/, synchronized with our GitHub website https://github.com/ repository.