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I'm currently using the pretty new programming language scopes, which doesn't have a package manager yet, and think about writing a package manager on top of gx (or just using gx directly).
The problem I have is, by default packages are installed into the vendor directory.
I'd like to install all my packages to path/to/lib/scopes/, so I probably need to use the hook install-path.
But I don't find documentation how to use hooks. Hooks seem to be available for helper commands like gx-go.
So do I need to write my own gx-scopes command?
Is there some documentation how to do that?
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You do have to write a gx-scopes command and it will call that if a particular project says it's using the scopes language. Similarly if you said a project was using nim it would try to run gx-nim at certain points.
I'm currently using the pretty new programming language scopes, which doesn't have a package manager yet, and think about writing a package manager on top of gx (or just using gx directly).
The problem I have is, by default packages are installed into the vendor directory.
I'd like to install all my packages to
path/to/lib/scopes/
, so I probably need to use the hookinstall-path
.But I don't find documentation how to use hooks. Hooks seem to be available for helper commands like
gx-go
.So do I need to write my own
gx-scopes
command?Is there some documentation how to do that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: