You can achieve similar via either a private npm registry or private git
packages. And several other ways, probably.
If your helpers really are good candidates to be standalone, create a separate
git repo and add that to package.json as
"dependencies": {
"express": "*",
"helper1": "git.repo.url#branch"
}
Then when you require helper1, it is absolute.
HTH
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