Yes, I like that idea. I would rather have some GitHub integration in place, so I could `npm install github.com/someone/somepackage`, like Golang forces us to

Yes, I like that idea. I would rather have some GitHub integration in place, so I could `npm install github.com/someone/somepackage`, like Golang forces us to do, for example. I don't do that for all packages automatically nowadays because there is this bizarre culture of people publishing different things to npm and GitHub. To npm they send only "built" files from ES7 to ES5-compatible mode, while to GitHub go only the unbuilt sources which will not run anywhere. A solution to that would be for an automatic builder to be run on every `git push`. A third-party service, somehow, someone, somewhere. Travis CI, maybe? I'm waiting for someone to have an insight and solve this problem in these lines.