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I wanted to be able to create a package library, and make it available for usage without having to import it into each and every script.

QUESTION: I figured out a way, but I was hoping there was a cleaner way. Is anyone aware of a way that would make pm.require global?

The method I figured out:

The package library:

function HelloWorld() {
    console.log('Hello World');
}

function GoodMorning(name) {
    return `Good morning ${name}`;
}

module.exports = { 
    HelloWorld, 
    GoodMorning
}

The collection level script:

const myUtils = pm.require('@myteam/utils');
// wrap the library functions as a global so we dont have to import the library into every request.
utils = {
    HelloWorld: function() {
        myUtils.HelloWorld();
    },
    GoodMorning: function(name) {
        console.log(myUtils.GoodMorning(name));
    }
};
// now any scripts under this collection can use these functions without having to import the package;

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