Add location mapping for external packages #26
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When we use
@ZodImportto reference an external package, the name of the package is not necessarily enough to resolve it. For example, we could be resolving it to a local location, a GitHub repo, or other.Now, a mapping can be configured from the package name to a resolvable location via the Gradle plugin settings.
In addition, support is added for custom install commands. This can be used to do, for example,
yalc add packageinstead ofnpm install package, and to install specific versions of a package e.g. convert name "foo" into "foo@4.0.0".In addition, support is added for arbitrary additional npm commands. This can be used to do things like
npm pkg set files[1]=.yalc/**/*.