script module

[/skrɪpt ˈmɑːdʒuːl/]
nounpl: script modules
módulo de script
1. A self-contained unit of code written in a scripting language that performs specific functions and can be reused or imported into other scripts or applications
The developer created a script module to handle all database connections.
O desenvolvedor criou um módulo de script para gerenciar todas as conexões de banco de dados.
2. In software development, a modular component of a larger script that encapsulates related functionality and can be independently tested and maintained
We imported the authentication script module into our main application.
Importamos o módulo de script de autenticação para nossa aplicação principal.
3. A file or library containing reusable script code organized in a structured manner
The framework provides several built-in script modules for common tasks.
O framework fornece vários módulos de script incorporados para tarefas comuns.
This is a technical term predominantly used in software development communities in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazilian tech companies and educational institutions, the English term 'script module' is commonly used alongside its Portuguese equivalent 'módulo de script'. This reflects the international nature of software development where English terminology often dominates technical documentation and professional discourse.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
script librarycode modulescript componentscript package

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
módulo de script
Standard term used in Brazilian software development contexts
Portugal
módulo de script
Same term used in Portuguese software development with identical meaning
USA Technical
script module
Widely used in American software development documentation and courses

Related Words

scriptmoduleprogrammingcode reusabilitysoftware architectureimport statementnamespace

Related Idioms & Phrases

modular programming approach
plug-and-play module
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