You can’t use ts compiler to add libraries, you need to use a bundler like esbuild, webpack or something like that and compile everything into a single file. Also you likely won’t be able to use a library like that on the plugin backend, so I recommend you do it on the plugin UI side.

Thanks Gleb. I’m using webpack (by following Libraries and Bundling), and so far been able to use papaparse npm module.

“dependencies”: {

“@types/papaparse”: “^5.3.14”,

“openai”: “^4.49.0”,

“papaparse”: “^5.4.1”

}

I’ve now npm install openai the same way, but I get the “Unexpected token …” error because of spread syntax.

Is there any setting I should change in my tsconfig to be able to use openai libraries?

Ah, ok. You can try es5 but es6 should work just fine as well.