modules_snippets_js

To use a module, use the custom import syntax in the process (or other module) where you want to utilize it.

const { myFunc } = yepcode.import("your-module");

tip

Modules also support versioning and aliases, and if you want to import one specific module version or alias, just add a second parameter to the import sentence:

const { myFunc } = yepcode.import("your-module", "v1.0");

warning

Modules referenced in any process cannot be renamed or deleted. This prevents breaking active schedules, webhooks, or forms that trigger the process execution.

You can have as many modules as needed, and they work like any CommonJS module, exporting the functions you want to use from process source code.

For example, a JavaScript module exporting a function to say hello:

module.exports = () => console.log("Hello world!");

To use this library from a YepCode process named say_hello, the code would be:

const sayHello = yepcode.import("say_hello");

sayHello();

A module can also export several functions:

const sayHelloToMike = () => console.log("Hello Mike!");
const sayHelloToDavid = () => console.log("Hello David!");

module.exports = { sayHelloToMike, sayHelloToDavid };

To use these functions, read them from the returned object:

const sayHelloModule = yepcode.import("say_hello");

sayHelloModule.sayHelloToMike();
sayHelloModule.sayHelloToDavid();