How to use @pnpm/build-modules - 2 common examples

// we can use concat here because we always only append new packages, which are guaranteed to not be there by definition
    ctx.pendingBuilds = ctx.pendingBuilds
      .concat(
        result.newDepPaths
          .filter((depPath) => result.depGraph[depPath].requiresBuild)
          .map((depPath) => dp.relative(ctx.registries, result.depGraph[depPath].name, depPath)),
      )
  }

  if (!opts.lockfileOnly) {
    // postinstall hooks
    if (!opts.ignoreScripts && result.newDepPaths?.length) {
      const depPaths = Object.keys(result.depGraph)
      const rootNodes = depPaths.filter((depPath) => result.depGraph[depPath].depth === 0)

      await buildModules(result.depGraph, rootNodes, {
        childConcurrency: opts.childConcurrency,
        depsToBuild: new Set(result.newDepPaths),
        extraBinPaths: ctx.extraBinPaths,
        lockfileDir: ctx.lockfileDir,
        optional: opts.include.optionalDependencies,
        rawConfig: opts.rawConfig,
        rootNodeModulesDir: ctx.virtualStoreDir,
        sideEffectsCacheWrite: opts.sideEffectsCacheWrite,
        storeController: opts.storeController,
        unsafePerm: opts.unsafePerm,
        userAgent: opts.userAgent,
      })
    }

    if (result.newDepPaths?.length) {
      const newPkgs = R.props(result.newDepPaths, result.depGraph)

    depNodes.map((depNode => limitLinking(async () => linkBinsOfDependencies(depNode, depGraph, opts)))),
  )