Alternatives to Packagist

Conan

Conan suits C and C++ developers who need dependency and binary management across different platforms or build systems.

Inedo ProGet

ProGet suits small teams through enterprises that need to manage package feeds and container images, with controls for security and compliance.

aptly suits people maintaining Debian repositories who need repeatable package sets, snapshots and controlled publishing.

npm suits JavaScript developers who need to publish, find, or use packages.

PyPI suits Python users looking for installable packages and authors distributing Python software.

Lua developers who want to install modules, manage package collections, or publish modules can use LuaRocks.

CocoaPods suits app developers managing public or private Cocoa dependencies and library developers distributing components.

Hex

Hex suits developers working with BEAM languages and teams that need to publish or manage private packages.

pypiserver suits people who want to host their own Python package index and use standard packaging tools to access it.

CPAN suits Perl users looking for software, documentation, module installation instructions, or Perl source.

R suits people who need a free environment for statistical computing, graphics, tests, regression, and scripting.

NuGet

NuGet suits .NET library creators and consumers who need package creation, dependency management and restoration across machines or build servers.

R-universe is for R users exploring software and datasets, as well as package developers who want to publish or maintain repositories.

Verdaccio

Verdaccio suits organizations that need self-hosted private npm distribution, upstream caching, and controlled package access.