#Import function from TS module
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To import and use a function from a TypeScript (.ts) module inside a <script is:inline> tag in an Astro component, you'll face some challenges due to how Astro processes scripts. Let me explain why and provide an alternative approach:
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The
is:inlinedirective prevents Astro from processing the script, which means you can't use import statements directly within it Astro Docs: is:inline (https://docs.astro.build/en/reference/directives-reference/#isinline). -
Inline scripts are not processed or bundled by Astro, so TypeScript support and module imports are not available in this context Astro Docs: Using
<script>in Astro (https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/client-side-scripts/#using-script-in-astro).
Instead of using <script is:inline>, I recommend using a regular <script> tag without the is:inline directive. This way, Astro will process the script, allowing you to import and use TypeScript modules. Here's how you can do it:
---
// Your Astro component front matter
---
<!-- Your component template -->
<script>
import { yourFunction } from './your-module.ts';
// Use your imported function
yourFunction();
</script>
By using this approach, you can take advantage of Astro's built-in TypeScript support and module bundling Astro Docs: TypeScript (https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/typescript/#_top).
If you absolutely need to use is:inline for some reason, you might need to consider alternative methods like loading your TypeScript code as a separate file or converting it to JavaScript before using it in the inline script.
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@gray harbor i cannot remove is:inline because i need to use def:vars in this script tag. How i can import a function from different .ts file to use in this <script> tag?