This is an alternative means for communicating that packages are private. Doesn't have publish prevention support from npm, but I've seen it used around the place and seems a good way to flag proprietary code i.e. I often see private: true with a license which can't possibly make sense for private code.
This is an alternative means for communicating that packages are private. Doesn't have publish prevention support from npm, but I've seen it used around the place and seems a good way to flag proprietary code i.e. I often see private: true with a license which can't possibly make sense for private code.