No matter what you try, a website cannot 'dynamically' load resources (scripts) from other external websites. There are many things that will bite you if you try. Browsers execute in a very tightly controlled work space, and only user interactions (drag and drop, etc) allow access to external resources. Everything else has a fence around it.

Actually, git gists have Allow-Origin headers so external include from github gist would work.

I actualy created a small jscad file that loads @gilboonet script and dump s it in the console,
the issue then how to execute it and trigger re-render

const jscad = require('@jscad/modeling')

function main(){
 return sphere();
}

fetch('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gilboonet/designs/master/MEUBLES/sq_ed0001.js')
  .then(r=>r.text()).then(text=>console.log('js file',text))

module.exports = {main}

Do you think that for such case, I mean choose a model then a script to apply on it, there could be a mechanism. Locally I already use dynamic require from a text parameter and it works well, but on remote script I didn't manage to make it work. Maybe is there a way to run a script from a remote folder ? or a way to require an url ?

No matter what you try, a website cannot 'dynamically' load resources (scripts) from other external websites. There are many things that will bite you if you try. Browsers execute in a very tightly controlled work space, and only user interactions (drag and drop, etc) allow access to external resources. Everything else has a fence around it.

The www.jscad.xyz website allows the use of hash (#) and query (?) parameters to pass a URL, but that must be a URL to a single file. And, as you probably already know, there's a backend piece that downloads the file, and presents it back to the website.

Sorry. But currently, the only way is to 'pack' all the pieces into a single file.

fyi, the jscad.xyz website can also accept links to external formats.

https://www.jscad.xyz/#https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gilboonet/designs/master/MEUBLES/0001.obj