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If you install rosinstall you can then use the roslocate tool. To get the source link for a given package or stack, all you would have to do then is something like

roslocate uri <package_or_stack_name>

and it will output the full URI to the source repository for that package or stack.

Note that the code probably won't be very useful to you unless you have a working ROS installation.

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