Backup npm / PyPI / Docker Hub Packages
Pricing
from $10.00 / 1,000 results
Back up every published version of your npm, PyPI and Docker Hub packages, with metadata and READMEs. Paste package URLs and get a checksum-verified ZIP per version, plus one ZIP of everything.
Enter one or more packages, one per line. Each line can be a package page or a specific version:
Whole package (how many versions is set by Backup Latest Versions below):
• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/name or npm:name
• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/name/ or pypi:name
• Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/owner/image (official images: https://hub.docker.com/_/image) or docker:owner/image
One specific version (backs up exactly that version and ignores Backup Latest Versions for that line):
• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/name/v/1.2.3, npm:name@1.2.3, or an npm tag such as npm:name@beta
• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/name/1.2.3/, pypi:name==1.2.3
• Docker Hub: docker:owner/image:tag, docker:owner/image@sha256:…, or a tag page link (https://hub.docker.com/layers/owner/image/tag/…)
Public packages only. A version that does not exist gets an error row; a version listed twice is backed up once.
How many of each package's newest versions to back up, by publish date. Defaults to 1 (only the latest version). Enter 0 to back up every published version, or any number N for the newest N. For Docker Hub, versions are tags, newest pushed first. Lines in Package URLs that name a specific version or tag ignore this setting and back up exactly that version.
How long the download links stay valid, in hours. Defaults to 24 hours. Minimum 1 hour, maximum 730 hours (about one month). After that the links stop working. You can still download the files from the run's storage in the Apify Console for as long as your plan keeps run data.
Proxy settings for downloading the packages. Residential proxies reduce the chance of a registry rate-limiting or blocking the run — Docker Hub in particular limits anonymous pulls per IP. Residential proxy traffic is billed per GB, so for large Docker images you can switch to datacenter proxies or turn the proxy off. The backups themselves are unaffected.
