nrm

nrm is a command line tool used for managing and switching between different npm registries. It allows developers to easily switch between different npm registries for package installation. nrm supports various built-in npm registries such as npm, yarn, cnpm, and taobao, as well as custom registries. It provides a simple and intuitive command line interface, making it easy to switch between registries with just a few keystrokes. Developers can list all the available registries, add new registries, delete existing ones, and set a default registry using nrm. nrm also provides features like testing the speed of different registries and displaying the current registry being used. By utilizing nrm, developers can save time by quickly switching to a faster registry or selecting a specific registry for their project's requirements. nrm is platform-independent and can be used on Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems. It is an open-source tool, available on Git repositories like GitHub, allowing developers to contribute to its development. nrm is highly useful in scenarios where developers work with multiple npm registries and need a streamlined way to switch between them effortlessly.