Imports

Scripts using the .mjs extension can use static or dynamic imports as any other module file. You can rename any .genai.js file to .genai.mjs to enable module imports.

Module Imports

You can import node packages installed in your project.

import { parse } from "ini"

// static import
const res = parse("x = 1\ny = 2")
console.log(res)

// dynamic import with top-level await
const { stringify } = await import("ini")
console.log(stringify(res))

JavaScript imports

You can also import other local JavaScript files (using static or dynamic imports).

summarizer.mjs

export function summarize(files) {
    def("FILE", files)
    $`Summarize each file. Be concise.`
}

• static import (import ... from ...)

import { summarize } from "./summarizer.mjs"
summarize(env.generator, env.files)

• dynamic import (async import(...))

const { summarize } = await import("./summarizer.mjs")
summarize(env.generator, env.files)

TypeScript imports

TypeScript module files (.mts) can be imported using dynamic import only.

summarizer.mts

export function summarize(files: string[]) {
    def("FILE", files)
    $`Summarize each file. Be concise.`
}

• dynamic import (async import(...))

const { summarize } = await import("./summarizer.mts")
summarize(env.generator, env.files)

env.generator

The env.generator references the root prompt generator context, the top level $, def functions… It can be used to create function that can be used with those function or also with runPrompt.

export function summarize(_, files) {
    _.def("FILE", files)
    _.$`Summarize each file. Be concise.`
}

Default function export

If you set a function as the default export, GenAIScript will call it. The function can be async.

poem.genai.mjs

script(...)
export default async function() {
    $`Write a poem.`
}