Use scoped registries to communicate the location of any custom package registry server to the Package Manager, so you can access several collections of packages at the same time.
Organizations often use scoped registries as a mechanism to distribute custom packages within the organization.
This information covers how to use scoped registries as a package consumer and package provider.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Get started with scoped registries | Learn about scoped registries and their benefits. |
| Use a scoped registry in your project | Add a scoped registry, so you can use custom packages in your project. |
| Scoped registry authentication | Configure the access to a scoped registry if it requires authentication. |
| Host a scoped registry for your organization | Host a scoped registry as a way to distribute custom packages to members of your organization. |
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