Hi all, was wondering if anyone knows a way to conditionally include modules into a script. I have mocked up the following code

define(['N/sftp', 'N/runtime', 'N/xml', 'N/encode', 'N/query', 'N/record', 'N/url', 'N/https'],
    (nsSftp, runtime, nsXml, nsEncode, nsQuery, nsRecord, nsUrl, nsHttps) => {

        let exports = {};

        function execute(context) {
            let filename = null;
            if (context?.type == 1) {
                filename = 'file1.js';
            } else if (context?.type == 2) {
                filename = 'file2.js';
            } else {
                filename = 'file3.js';
            }
            
            if (filename != null) {
                //option 1
                let includedFile = require(['/SuiteScripts/SuiteFunction/'+filename]);
                includeFile.Functionname(context);
                
                
                //option 2
                require(['/SuiteScripts/SuiteFunction/'+filename], (includedFile) => {
                    includeFile.Functionname(context);

                });
            }
        }

        exports.execute = execute;
        return exports;
    });

neither option 1 or option 2 work and was wondering if anyone had any idea how to make it work. Thanks in advance

I’ve totally done something similar to option 2 before, btw, and it worked

Use the

context.UserEventType

enum.

In the link you provided, they included

require

in their

define

statement:

define(['N/runtime', 'require'],

I do not see that in your sample code.