feat: support npm scoped package specifiers for plugins
Plugins can now be referenced as "@quartz-community/<name>" in quartz.config.yaml and via 'quartz plugin add'. The npm path skips git installation and resolves from node_modules. Changes: - gitLoader.ts: detect @scope/name as npm package in parsePluginSource() - config-loader.ts: skip git install for npm packages, read manifests from node_modules via createRequire - install-plugins.ts: filter npm packages from prebuild, fallback to YAML config parsing to avoid loading full quartz.ts - plugin-data.js: npm detection in CLI parseGitSource() - plugin-git-handlers.js: npm install path in handlePluginAdd() - package.json: add missing hast-util-from-html dependency
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@@ -190,6 +190,11 @@ export function parseGitSource(source) {
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typeof source === "object" && source.name ? source.name : path.basename(parsed, ".git")
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return { name, url: parsed, ref, subdir }
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}
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// Handle npm scoped packages
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if (typeof url === "string" && url.startsWith("@") && url.includes("/") && !url.includes(":")) {
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const name = typeof source === "object" && source.name ? source.name : url
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return { name, url: "", npmPackage: true, subdir }
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}
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throw new Error(`Cannot parse plugin source: ${formatSource(source)}`)
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}
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