npm-profile

manages npm registry user profile

TLDR

Show all profile properties

$ npm profile get

Get a specific profile property (e.g. email, fullname, homepage)

$ npm profile get [property]

Set a profile field (email, fullname, homepage, twitter, github)

$ npm profile set [field] [value]

Change password (interactive prompt)

$ npm profile set password

Enable two-factor authentication (defaults to auth-and-writes)

$ npm profile enable-2fa [auth-only|auth-and-writes]

Disable 2FA

$ npm profile disable-2fa

Output as JSON

$ npm profile get --json

SYNOPSIS

npm profile enable-2fa [auth-only|auth-and-writes]npm profile disable-2fanpm profile get [key]npm profile set key value

npm profile manages your user profile on the npm registry. It can view and update profile settings (email, fullname, homepage, social handles), change your password interactively, and configure two-factor authentication for account security.This command depends on the registry implementation; third-party registries may not support all subcommands.

PARAMETERS

get [property]

Display all profile properties or one specific property.

set property value

Set a profile property. Supported: email, fullname, homepage, freenode, twitter, github.

set password

Interactively change the account password.

enable-2fa [mode]

Enable two-factor authentication. Mode is `auth-only` (login/auth changes) or `auth-and-writes` (also publish, dist-tag, access changes). Default is `auth-and-writes`.

disable-2fa

Disable two-factor authentication.

--registry URL

Override the registry URL (default https://registry.npmjs.org/).

--otp CODE

Provide a one-time password for 2FA-protected actions.

--json

Output results as JSON.

INSTALL

sudo pacman -S npm

sudo apk add npm

brew install npm

CAVEATS

Most subcommands only work against npmjs.com or compatible registries. The command is unaware of workspaces. Changing email or enabling 2FA may require an OTP when prompted.