If you are ok with putting them in github then you can just add dependency
that points to a github tarball, for example
"dependencies": {
"foo": "https://github.com/USER/foo/tarball/TAG";
}
where TAG is a named git tag (version), a branch name, or a commit sha. I
would recommend using a named git tag (version) for best flexibility.
Once you have added something to package.json, you can install simply be
doing `npm install` and it will pull it down from github as a tarball just
as if it came from npm.
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