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Setting up your npm user account

• • About npm
• • • • Creating a new user account on the public registry
      • Creating a strong password
      • Receiving a one-time password over email
      • About two-factor authentication
      • Configuring two-factor authentication
      • Accessing npm using two-factor authentication
      • Recovering your 2FA-enabled account
    • • Managing your profile settings
      • Changing your npm username
      • Deleting your npm user account
      • Requesting an export of your personal data
    • • Upgrading to a paid user account plan
      • Viewing, downloading, and emailing receipts for your npm user account
      • Updating user account billing settings
      • Downgrading to a free user account plan
    • • About npm CLI versions
      • Downloading and installing Node.js and npm
    • • Generating and locating npm-debug.log files
      • Common errors
      • Try the latest stable version of node
      • Try the latest stable version of npm
• • • • About the public npm registry
      • About packages and modules
      • About scopes
      • About public packages
      • About private packages
      • npm package scope, access level, and visibility
    • • Creating a package.json file
      • Creating Node.js modules
      • About package README files
      • Creating and publishing unscoped public packages
      • Creating and publishing scoped public packages
      • Creating and publishing private packages
      • Package name guidelines
      • Specifying dependencies and devDependencies in a package.json file
      • About semantic versioning
      • Adding dist-tags to packages
    • • Changing package visibility
      • Adding collaborators to private packages owned by a user account
      • Updating your published package version number
      • Deprecating and undeprecating packages or package versions
      • Transferring a package from a user account to another user account
      • Unpublishing packages from the registry
    • • Searching for and choosing packages to download
      • Downloading and installing packages locally
      • Downloading and installing packages globally
      • Resolving EACCES permissions errors when installing packages globally
      • Updating packages downloaded from the registry
      • Using npm packages in your projects
      • Using deprecated packages
      • Uninstalling packages and dependencies
    • • About audit reports
      • Auditing package dependencies for security vulnerabilities
      • Generating provenance statements
      • About ECDSA registry signatures
      • Verifying ECDSA registry signatures
      • Requiring 2FA for package publishing and settings modification
      • Reporting malware in an npm package
• • • • About access tokens
      • Creating and viewing access tokens
      • Revoking access tokens
      • Using private packages in a CI/CD workflow
      • Docker and private modules
• • • • Creating an organization
      • Converting your user account to an organization
      • Requiring two-factor authentication in your organization
      • Renaming an organization
      • Deleting an organization
    • • Upgrading to a paid organization plan
      • Viewing, downloading, and emailing receipts for your organization
      • Updating organization billing settings
      • Downgrading to a free organization plan
    • • Adding members to your organization
      • Accepting or rejecting an organization invitation
      • Organization roles and permissions
      • Managing organization permissions
      • Removing members from your organization
    • • About the developers team
      • Creating teams
      • Adding organization members to teams
      • Removing organization members from teams
      • Managing team access to organization packages
      • Removing teams
    • • About organization scopes and packages
      • Configuring your npm client with your organization settings
      • Creating and publishing an organization scoped package
• • • Terms of Use
    • Open Source Terms
    • Private Terms
    • Code of Conduct
    • Package Name Disputes
    • npm License
    • Privacy Policy
    • Unpublish Policy
    • Copyright and DMCA Policy
    • Logos and Usage
    • Security
    • Replication and web crawler policy
• • Threats and mitigations
• • • • npm
      • npm access
      • npm adduser
      • npm audit
      • npm bugs
      • npm cache
      • npm ci
      • npm completion
      • npm config
      • npm dedupe
      • npm deprecate
      • npm diff
      • npm dist-tag
      • npm docs
      • npm doctor
      • npm edit
      • npm exec
      • npm explain
      • npm explore
      • npm find-dupes
      • npm fund
      • npm help
      • npm help-search
      • npm init
      • npm install
      • npm install-ci-test
      • npm install-test
      • npm link
      • npm login
      • npm logout
      • npm ls
      • npm org
      • npm outdated
      • npm owner
      • npm pack
      • npm ping
      • npm pkg
      • npm prefix
      • npm profile
      • npm prune
      • npm publish
      • npm query
      • npm rebuild
      • npm repo
      • npm restart
      • npm root
      • npm run
      • npm sbom
      • npm search
      • npm shrinkwrap
      • npm star
      • npm stars
      • npm start
      • npm stop
      • npm team
      • npm test
      • npm token
      • npm undeprecate
      • npm uninstall
      • npm unpublish
      • npm unstar
      • npm update
      • npm version
      • npm view
      • npm whoami
      • npx
    • • Install
      • Folders
      • .npmrc
      • npm-shrinkwrap.json
      • package.json
      • package-lock.json
    • • Registry
      • Package spec
      • Config
      • Logging
      • Scope
      • Scripts
      • Workspaces
      • Organizations
      • Dependency Selectors
      • Developers
      • Removal
      • Changelog
• npmjs.com
• Status
• Support
• GitHub

1. Getting started
2. Setting up your account

• Creating a new user account on the public registry
• Creating a strong password
• Receiving a one-time password over email
• About two-factor authentication
• Configuring two-factor authentication
• Accessing npm using two-factor authentication
• Recovering your 2FA-enabled account

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