To add a module to your project simply type the install <module-name>
.
To remove a module from your project simply type the uninstall <module-name>
.
To update a module in your project simply type the update <module-name>
. If you want to update all modules just omit
module name the update
.
To import a module you need to start with import
keyword continue with import specifiers and finish with from
keyword followed by source of module.
For example:
import Test from "the/module"
import myTest1, myTest2 from "./test"
While import module you can rename specifiers with another name by using as
keyword followed by new name.
For example:
import Test as Name from "the/module"
import myTest1 as localTest, myTest2 as globalTest from "./test"
When it comes to importing many specifiers you should consider using namespaced import. Namespaced imports allow to import all module’s exports under single namespaced variable.
For example:
import * as Math from "the/math"
You can export any declaration by appending export
keyword in front of it.
For example:
export enum Color { Red, Gree, Blue }
export fn test () {}
export obj Name { a: int }
export const CONST_VAR := 10
export type Alias = str
export mut MUT_VAR := 15
Also, you can export an expression of identifier or property access.
For example:
obj Animal {
mut kind: str
}
export Animal