can i use scripts without type='module', but not inline?

[finite sage]

I DONT WANT TO USE THAT -

[fleet spire]

You can do the following

import scriptSrc from "./some-script.js?url" // Note the ?url
---
<script is:inline src={scriptSrc}></script>

This will add the script tag with your unmodified (maybe minified?) script as the src

[finite sage]

cant use modules now)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

[fleet spire]

Do you want to use regular modules (imported from a url) or imported from npm (just import {something} from "foo")?

[finite sage]

both, as if it were a regular script (but if there are no solution for node modules, i can live without it)

[fleet spire]

You cannot use those imports without it being type=module

It would probably be better to add a class to your element that hides it, and then remove it in the script to show it once the script loads

[finite sage]

But why? Everything is going into one file anyway. And works just fine if type="module" is deleted

but with type="module" old browsers (even 2017 year) have some issues

[fleet spire]

import x from y is limited to type="module" if you run it in a browser
I may have misunderstood, what is it exactly that you are trying to do and why is your current approach not working

[finite sage]

i want to same behavior, but in build i want that scripts have type "text/javascript" or no type at all (thats what im quickfixed in screenshot above)