How to store npm packages in github branches

npm-packages-in-branches.txt

#1) Create a new repo named "my-npm" and let github initialize it with a README (screenshot below)

#2) Clone it to your computer
	git clone git@github.com:SmallRoomLabs/my-npm.git

#3) Go to the clone and create a new empty branch for the first package
	cd my-npm
	git checkout --orphan logger

#4) Delete all files in the folder
	rm -f *

#5) Create the files for the new package/branch
	echo '### THE LOGGER' > README.md
	echo 'console.log("This is logger");' > logger.js 
	echo -e '{\n"name":"logger",\n"description":"The logger",\n"version":"1.0.0",\n"main":"logger.js",\n"repository":{}\n}' > package.json

#6) Add & Commit the files to this branch
	git add -A .
	git commit -m "Initial commit for logger"

#7) Push the changes to github
	git push --set-upstream origin logger

#8) Repeat this for another package
	git checkout --orphan crypter
	rm -f * 
	echo '### THE CRYPTER' > README.md
	echo 'console.log("This is crypter");' > crypter.js 
	echo -e '{\n"name":"crypter",\n"description":"The crypter",\n"version":"1.0.0",\n"main":"crypter.js",\n"repository":{}\n}' > package.json
	git add -A .
	git commit -m "Initial commit for crypter"
	git push --set-upstream origin crypter

#9) Go back to the master branch
	git checkout master

#10) Create a node project using the two new packages
	echo -e "require('logger');\nrequire('crypter');\n" > mycode.js

#11) Create the package.json and add the packages to it
	echo -e '{"name":"mycode",\n"description":"The mycode",\n"version":"1.0.0",\n"main":"mycode.js",\n"repository":{}\n}' > package.json
	npm install --save git+ssh://git@github.com:SmallRoomLabs/my-npm.git#logger
 	npm install --save git+ssh://git@github.com:SmallRoomLabs/my-npm.git#crypter

#12) Run the node too see if it works
	node mycode.js

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