>But npm has this already. You can already install from urls One use case is if you have a JS module that depends on another JS module, and you want to be able

>But npm has this already. You can already install from urls One use case is if you have a JS module that depends on another JS module, and you want to be able to run it without transpilation in both Node applications and in browser environments. NPM-installed modules wouldn't be available to the browser engine, regardless of how NPM installed them.