[SOLVED] JavaScript modules

Posted on Sat 11th, July 2020

• #1

4thex

How can I write a JavaScript module that can be installed on the Bangle and then required from another app? Is that possible?
• #2

4thex

I think the answer is provided here: https://www.espruino.com/Modules
• #3

Gordon
Yep, the easiest way is using: https://www.espruino.com/Modules#from-storage
```
require("Storage").write("answer",`
exports.get = function() {
  return 42;
};`)
print(require("answer").get());
// prints 42
```
Rather than using require("Storage").write you can use the down-arrow by the Web IDE's Upload button to choose Storage and then the module filename you want - then you can upload directly.

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