Publaryn Docs

Appearance

Publaryn1.1 release documentation

Security-first, self-hostable multi-ecosystem package registry built in Rust.

Read the 1.0 contract
Browse API routes
Review release notes

Clear 1.0 contract

The release contract defines exactly what Publaryn 1.0 supports, what is deferred, and what must pass before the release can ship.

Structured guides

Product, architecture, reference, and operations now have dedicated entry pages instead of living only inside one large concept document.

Native protocol coverage

npm, PyPI, Cargo, NuGet, Maven, RubyGems, Composer, and OCI are documented with their mounted paths and baseline flows.

Architecture with receipts

The concept document and ADR catalog explain the why behind the product scope, governance model, and adapter design.

Release-ready operations

Use the release checklist, operator runbooks, and release notes to validate and communicate a stable Publaryn release.

What ships in the 1.0 baseline ​

Publaryn 1.0 is the first release intended to be treated as a coherent, production-oriented baseline for self-hosted, multi-ecosystem package hosting.

  • unified management APIs for governance, packages, releases, tokens, audit, and search
  • native read and publish flows for all mounted adapters
  • quarantine-first publication with immutable artifact storage
  • delegated organization governance through teams, repository access, and namespace claims
  • security findings, background jobs, and visibility-aware search
  • a SvelteKit web portal for discovery, package details, settings, and organization workspaces
  1. Start with the 1.0 release contract for the supported baseline.
  2. Use the API and adapter route reference to understand mounted surfaces.
  3. Continue with the product guide, architecture overview, and operations guide.
  4. Read the product concept for architecture and roadmap context.
  5. Use the ADR index before changing protocol, governance, or release behavior.
  6. Follow the release checklist before cutting a tagged release.

Release artifacts ​

Dual-licensed under Apache-2.0 and MIT.

Copyright © Publaryn contributors