How to use the @lwc/module-resolver.resolveLwcNpmModules function in @lwc/module-resolver

let resolver;
try {
    resolver = require('jest-resolve/build/default_resolver').default;
} catch (e) {
    resolver = require('jest-resolve/build/defaultResolver').default;
}

const EMPTY_CSS_MOCK = resolve(__dirname, '..', 'resources', 'emptyStyleMock.js');
const EMPTY_HTML_MOCK = resolve(__dirname, '..', 'resources', 'emptyHtmlMock.js');

const WHITELISTED_LWC_PACKAGES = {
    lwc: '@lwc/engine',
    'wire-service': '@lwc/wire-service',
    'wire-service-jest-util': 'lwc-wire-service-jest-util',
};
const lwcMap = lwcNpmResolver.resolveLwcNpmModules();

// This logic is somewhat the same in the compiler resolution system
// We should try to consolidate it at some point.
function isImplicitHTMLImport(importee, { basedir }) {
    const ext = extname(importee);
    const isHTML = ext === '.html';
    const fileName = basename(importee, '.html');
    const absPath = resolve(basedir, importee);
    const jsFile = join(dirname(absPath), fileName + '.js');

    return (
        isHTML && // if is an HTML file
        fs.existsSync(jsFile) && // There must be a js file with the same name in the same folder
        !fs.existsSync(absPath) // and the html must not exist
    );
}