If you had to install an npm package by URL, instead of by registry name, would you mind? eg. $ npm install https://website.com/package.tgz $ yarn add https://website.com/package.tgz
Yeah it would. I don't really know how it would work out in practice. This may only make sense for really large tools with a single package who want to be in control of distribution. I wish vendoring dependencies was more common since it would solve the availability problem.
he/him 