Hi Michael, node-deb is one way to distribute that package. But since your users will have to have a node binary on the system anyway, you can still use npm, just publish the app in a private namespace. Name your package with the org scope, e.g. my private packages on npm are scoped to *@zladuric*, e.g. "name": "@zladuric/my-project". When you have your company organization (or personal account), you can publish like that and only give access to people (or orgs) which you want to.
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