Convert script to a package function

You can convert a script to a package function to:

Save the script in the version control system (e.g., Git).
Call your script from other scripts or fucntions by a stable name.

Follow these steps to achieve it:

Create a TypeScript package.

grok create package_name --ts

Add your script to the package.

a. For Python, R, Julia, and other server-side languages, create the scripts folder in your package directory and place your script file in it.

b. If you are writing in Javascript/Typescript, you can convert your script to a package function, annotate it, and add directly to src package.ts file:
```
//name: DemoScript
//tags: demo
//input: int input1
//output: int result
export async function DemoScript(input1: number) {
  return 1;
}
```
Compile and publish the package:
```
npm run build && grok publish your_environment
```
To make your package publicly available, use the --release publishing mode.
```
npm run build && grok publish your_environment --release
```

Now you can call your function using:

const result = await grok.functions.call('package_name:DemoScript', { input1: 10 }); // result = 1

For a JS function with a single output, the output will be returned directly. If there are multiple outputs, a function will return an Object with key value results.

note

To return multiple outputs from a function inside package.ts, just return an Object with key value results.