Import declaration

An import declaration imports variables, functions, and classes from another source file. It allows only the named import using the following syntax.

import { abs, max } from './math.bs'

This imports functions abs and max declared in the source file ./math.bs. These functions must be declared with the export modifier.

Furthermore, the import type declaration is a valid syntax in BlueScript, but this declaration is ignored.

import type { integer, float } from './types.ts'

This declaration is useful when using a TypeScript editor for editing a BlueScript program. The builtin types integer and float will be treated as valid type names when the contents of ./types.ts are as follows.

export type integer = number
export type float = number