[WorldMaker]

You can just use npm and ship node_modules on your website. It's probably "huge" so you probably want to clean out dev dependencies first (`npm prune --omit=dev` is one way to clean that) and you might find it useful to search for big binaries to filter out and redundant directories that you don't need (libraries that still include all of UMD and CommonJS and ESM builds even though you only need one), and there may still be libraries that don't directly load in the browser and you need to spot bundle with a tool like esbuild to a vendor directory.

Mostly the only other glue you need after that is an import map.

I find this flow useful (ship an optionally pruned node_modules, spot build specific vendor libraries, add import map), especially for lightweight development/testing, and so I did document it specifically from start to finish for one of my libraries (which is sort of a "framework"), it includes a vendor build one-liner:

https://worldmaker.net/butterfloat/#/getting-started?id=setu...

(The Example section after the Dev Environment one shows the import map at the top of the example HTML if you are looking for that. I forgot that's where it was when re-reading this.)