How do you import a Risor file into another Risor file ? #58
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How do you import a Risor file into another Risor file ? |
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Hi @serge-hulne - I'm enabling this in the Risor CLI now. See this PR: |
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Ok, this is available in Risor For example, add to a lib.risor file: func add(x, y) { x + y }Then you can run the CLI with |
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Ok, this is available in Risor
v0.8.0, which is on homebrew as well.For example, add to a lib.risor file:
Then you can run the CLI with
risor -c "import lib; lib.add(3, 4)"