Setup snippets

The Setup page gives you a ready-made configuration snippet for each ecosystem, already filled in with your instance's host. Find your tool, select Copy, and paste it into the right file — no hand-editing of URLs.

You will still need a token to drop into the snippet where it says <token>.

What each snippet sets up

The examples below use repo.example.com; the page shows your real host.

Tool	File the snippet goes in	Registry URL it points at
PyPI	pip.conf / pyproject.toml, plus ~/.netrc for auth	https://repo.example.com/simple/
npm	.npmrc	https://repo.example.com/npm/
NuGet	nuget.config	https://repo.example.com/nuget/v3/index.json
Maven	~/.m2/settings.xml (+ pom.xml for publishing)	https://repo.example.com/maven/
RPM	/etc/yum.repos.d/dependably.repo	https://repo.example.com/rpm/
Docker	docker login	repo.example.com/<image>:<tag>
Go	GOPROXY environment variable (+ ~/.netrc)	https://repo.example.com/go
Cargo	~/.cargo/config.toml	sparse+https://repo.example.com/cargo/

A few snippets carry a note worth reading before you paste:

• PyPI and Go authenticate through ~/.netrc. The username is ignored — the token is the password.
• NuGet publishing uses an API key (--api-key <token>), not the consume credentials.
• RPM publishing is an upload: curl -u <user>:<token> --upload-file pkg.rpm https://repo.example.com/rpm/upload.

Go deeper

These snippets are the fast path. Each tool has a full guide covering verify, publishing, and revert steps:

npm · PyPI · NuGet · Maven · Cargo · Go · Docker · RPM

The page also links to More setup options — project-level and global recipes for npm, PyPI, and NuGet.