Absolutely. If it’s not in a Capacitor plugin and it’s custom native code or config, you manage those things as you would any other native iOS or Android projec

Absolutely. If it’s not in a Capacitor plugin and it’s custom native code or config, you manage those things as you would any other native iOS or Android project. On iOS just add it to your Podfile or add the library in Xcode. In Android add it as a dependency. We have some automated configuration tooling coming if you really don’t want to touch the IDEs at all: https://github.com/ionic-team/capacitor-configure/ https://github.com/ionic-team/capacitor-configure/