Gemfury is a private package repository to help you easily reuse code without worrying about its hosting or deployment. It integrates directly with existing package management tools that you already use.
Upload your private code packages to Gemfury via the web interface or command line . The packages are transferred to your repository via SSL and stored securely & privately in the cloud for future deployment.
With your packages in place, you can now deploy them by using your private Repo URL with existing package management tools. Nothing to learn here. Use the same workflows and commands that you've been using for all the open source and public packages.
Using private Gems with Bundler is easy, just add your Gemfury Repo URL to the project's Gemfile. source 'https://452f6E403CDph10714e41@gem.fury.io/me/' To use Gemfury with command line, add the Gemfury Repo URL to your .gemrc with this command: $ gem sources -a https://452f6E403CDph10714e41@gem.fury.io/me/ And you're ready to gem install your private Gems from Gemfury.
To integrate with an existing project, add your Gemfury Repo URL to its requirements.txt. --extra-index-url 'https://pypi.fury.io/452f6E403CDph10714e41/me/' Use the same option via command line: $ pip install py-sample --extra-index-url 'https://pypi.fury.io/452f6E403CDph10714e41/me/'
Install your NPM modules with the command: $ npm install my-module --registry 'https://npm.fury.io/452f6E403CDph10714e41/me/' You can also reference your private modules in package.json as a dependency.
Yes! Your packages are protected during deployment by a secret token that's part of your Gemfury Repo URL. As long as you keep this URL secret, only you can access your account. All package uploads, deployments, and installations are done via SSL.
