Add support for plugins #291
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| In order to resolve local plugins paths you can use NodeJS' [require.resolve](https://nodejs.org/api/globals.html#globals_require_resolve). |
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This might be inconvenient since you can't use JS on .babrlrc. Tho it looks like .babelrc.js will be supported on v7.
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yeah, or you can make a preset
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please don't merge this, I want to add a small thing and write a sample plugin first. |
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Fixes #182
Details available at #182 This version only works at compile time - I don't think that we should implement any runtime support right now (or ever).