Is it possible to use the binary generated by node-pre-gyp to run npm install?

I am building a nodejs library that has some binary dependencies. Now, I would like to distribute the library internally as a compiled binary, but without using an npm registry. To do that, I am trying to generated a compiled version of the library with node-pre-gyp, but I am not sure what to do with the generated tar.gz file. npm install on the tar file does not work, as it does not have a package.json file. I assume the expected next step is to use node-pre-gyp to publish it to aws-s3 and then have some registry pointing to it, but I want to be able to run npm install https://myserver.com/mylib/mylib-linux-x64.tar.gz. Is that possible?

No files or tests are named. Start by tracing how node-pre-gyp creates the generated tar.gz and how npm install handles a remote archive, then compare that with the proposed AWS S3 distribution flow. Done would be a clearly supported installation path from the direct URL, or a documented explanation of why it is not possible.