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I'm working in RStudio and am instructing knitr to include a JavaScript code chunk:

```{js, echo=FALSE}
import { MyModule } from './js/mymodule.js';

[other code]
 
```.

However, the JS engine is throwing an import error because I need the opening <script> tag to contain the attribute type="module". Is there a way I can have knitr automatically add this attribute for me instead of putting in by hand in the resulting HTML file?

I'm working in RStudio and am instructing knitr to include a JavaScript code chunk:

```{js, echo=FALSE}
import { MyModule } from './js/mymodule.js';

[other code]
 
```.

However, the JS engine is throwing an import error because I need the opening <script> tag to contain the attribute type="module". Is there a way I can have knitr automatically add this attribute for me instead of putting in by hand in the resulting HTML file?

  • html
  • r
  • rstudio
  • knitr
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I'd suggest that you write the <script> tag directly, since it's not much extra typing effort, and raw HTML elements work fine in Markdown.

<script type="module">
import { MyModule } from './js/mymodule.js';

[other code]
</script>

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