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Getting Started

What is Repsy?
Creating Your First Repository
Understanding Public vs Private
Creating a Deploy Token

Docker

Creating a Private Docker Registry
Publishing a Docker Image
Installing a Docker Image from Registry
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

Maven

Creating a Private Repository
Using a Private Maven Repository
Using a Public Maven Repository
Using Repository with Gradle
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy
Signing Maven Artifacts

NuGet

Creating a Private NuGet Repository
Publishing a NuGet Package
Installing a NuGet Package
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

npm

Creating a Private npm Registry
Creating and Publishing an npm Package
Installing an npm Package from Registry
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

PyPI

Creating a Private PyPI Registry
Publishing a PyPI Package
Installing a PyPI Package
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

Cargo

Creating a Private Cargo Registry
Publishing a Cargo Crate
Installing a Cargo Crate from Registry
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

Go

Creating a Private Go Module Registry
Publishing a Go Module
Installing a Go Module from Registry
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

Helm

Creating a Private Helm Registry
Publishing a Helm Chart
Installing a Helm Chart from Registry
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

Ruby

Creating a Private Ruby Registry
Publishing a Ruby Gem
Installing a Ruby Gem
Handling Webhook Events
Using Repsy as Proxy

API Integration (Coming Soon)

npm

This documentation contains a user guide and samples regarding the use of private and public npm registry in Repsy.

Using Repsy as Proxy Creating a Private npm Registry

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