[JayDP123]

Hello, if I wanted to import this javascript library: https://github.com/kjur/jsrsasign/bl…est-all-min.js as an AMD compatible file, or as something that SuiteScript 2.0 can work with, is the only course of action to wrap the entire file in a define([],function(){}); function and then specify the objects to return using:

return{

var1: var1,

function1: function1

etc..

}

If that is the case, do I only have to specify those functions and objects to return that will be called directly from my code? So if function1 above calls other functions that I don’t specifically return, I don’t need to specify those ones right?

Is there another way to import this library that I am overlooking?

Thanks
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[michoel]

Have a look at the “Custom Modules Examples” section in the documentation, particularly the “Add a non-AMD library” section

https://system.netsuite.com/app/help…704111062.html

[chanarbon]

More or less, it is porting module into NetSuite using shims on the require.config() and this means that there should be an export object in the non-AMD JS lib.

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