`await import()` without global execution

Hello there.
This is some code from my test.tstest.ts:

// test.ts
console.log("Hello World");
export const say_hi = ()=>console.log("hi");

// test.ts
console.log("Hello World");
export const say_hi = ()=>console.log("hi");

When I import test.tstest.ts via

// main.ts
const mod = await import("test.ts");

// main.ts
const mod = await import("test.ts");

the code inside test.tstest.ts will be executed and I get Hello WorldHello World to the console. Is it possible that I import only exported code from test.tstest.ts and do not run any of it intrinsically?

Deno•3y ago•

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MrKleeblatt

`await import()` without global execution

Hello there.
This is some code from my test.tstest.ts:

// test.ts
console.log("Hello World");
export const say_hi = ()=>console.log("hi");

// test.ts
console.log("Hello World");
export const say_hi = ()=>console.log("hi");

When I import test.tstest.ts via

// main.ts
const mod = await import("test.ts");

// main.ts
const mod = await import("test.ts");

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