How can I make my own python file modules read by pyscript in a nested way?

[LucasCelestinoSE]

I have code that requires several nested dependencies imported into the same code.
Pyscript has pyodide as a dependency, and if I'm not mistaken, to make pyscript "read" all the codes and their nested dependencies, it is necessary to make a virtual machine and zip the file.
This is something that made me give up using only pyodide and move on to other options.

For you, community member, how can I make pyscript read code that has several dependencies??

Example:

# ./Main.py
import arrr
from pyscript import document
import hello
def catch_argv(event):
  hello.say_hello
catch_argv(event)

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# ./Hello.py

def say_hello():
    print("Hello!")

Error mensager>

[WebReflection]

I took the freedom to edit your issue as it wasn't clear and it was using multi-line code within a single ` tick.

To bring in modules you can use [files] which purpose is to load your files into the virtual FS automatically provided by this project.

That allows you to import hello as long as you have hello.py or an hello folder with its __init__.py in it, so that this issue is actually non-existent and, hopefully, well documented.

[LucasCelestinoSE]

Thank you really for helping me.
I apologize for my carelessness regarding ticks, it was early in the morning and I was a little frustrated.

[WebReflection]

I hate when it happens ... I can't work before any coffee in the morning ... no need to apologize, I just edited for future curious lurker or anyone with the same question 👍