Any idea on how to import a module when embedded within Go?

[SolarLune]

Trying to import a module and my parser / eval loop is embedded in my Go code. Any ideas on how to import an external module?

[SolarLune]

OK, I see, I need to create a new local importer with the source directory I'm looking for and then call Importer.Import() with a context and the name of the modules I'm interested in importing. The following works for me:

	// Instantiate script importer with imported libraries
	if scriptImporter == nil {

		globalNames := []string{}
		sourceDir := "assets/entities/libraries"

		// builtins.Builtins() is built-ins that are normally automatically made available in an explicitly run Eval() function call (len(), keys(), etc.).
		for k := range builtins.Builtins() {
			globalNames = append(globalNames, k)
		}

		// Create the script importer; the source directory is the location of the source directory where modules can be found
		scriptImporter = importer.NewLocalImporter(importer.LocalImporterOptions{SourceDir: sourceDir, GlobalNames: globalNames})

		// Walk the source directory to import the modules by their module names (e.g. "Vec3"), not their filenames ("Vec3.rsr") and not their full paths ("assets/entities/libraries/Vec3.rsr")
		fs.WalkDir(assetFileSystem, sourceDir, func(path string, d fs.DirEntry, err error) error {
			if d.IsDir() {
				return nil // Skip
			}
			_, file := filepath.Split(path)
			moduleName := strings.TrimSuffix(file, filepath.Ext(file))
			scriptImporter.Import(context.Background(), moduleName)
			return nil
		})
	}

Maybe the importer should take a file system and be able to import a directory, rather than needing to take a string for the source directory and manually import each file one at a time? Also might be good to have a non-specified globalNames slice be the default set of built-ins?

In any case, things seem to be working well now. Thank you for Risor!

Backup question: I can't seem to use print in an imported module; I imagine this is not intentional, correct?