Modules

When your code grows bigger and bigger, it is a common practice to split it into multiple files - modules. Each .lit file is a module, with the name being relative to the starting script file path without the .lit extension. For example:

libs/library.lit

print(Module.name)

main.lit

require("libs.library") // Prints out libs.library

Modules are executed once upon loading, and the loaded modules are stored in Module.loaded:

print(Module.loaded) // { libs.library: Module libs.library, main: Module main }

If you require a module for the second time, just it's return value will be returned and no code will be executed. As discussed previously, Module class can be used to access top-level variables (privates) of a file.