maybe you can see this case:

import { useScriptTag } from '@vueuse/core'

const { scriptTag, load, unload } = useScriptTag(
  'https://player.twitch.tv/js/embed/v1.js',
  () => {
    // do something
  },
  { manual: true },
)

// manual controls
await load()
await unload()

use unload function to remove script tag.

I'm not following. The problem is that script with type=module loads twice, but doesn't execute twice. How's your example related to it? For starters, the twitch player is not a module script but a legacy CJS script.

@IlyaSemenov do you have a minimal reproduction of this issue?

@OrbisK I provided the minimal reproduction with the issue under Reproduction chapter, did you check it? https://stackblitz.com/edit/nuxt-starter-cbmqng

It includes the steps to reproduce the problem:

I provided the minimal reproduction with the issue under Reproduction chapter, did you check it?

You are right. I think I missed that one. Sorry.

@IlyaSemenov I have tried a few things. But I am pretty sure this is not a vueuse problem. It looks like the browser is caching some things. I have a workaround for you, if you add a random query param to the url it does not cache it. Like https://www.unpkg.com/@wormhole-foundation/wormhole-connect/dist/main.js?query=${new Date().getTime()}. This is not ideal. but also not a problem with useScriptTag

I appreciate your help, but this workaround was listed in the beginning of the issue description:

adding ?v=<random> to the URL fixes the problem, albeit being very suboptimal

If useScriptTag silently not fully supporting module scripts is not deemed to be any kind of problem, then I guess just close the issue. In my thinking however, it should be at least documented that useScriptTag won't work reliably with module scripts.

but this workaround was listed in the beginning of the issue description:

Sorry. Worked on 10 topics at once yesterday 😅

I did some research. Looks like this is expected behaviour https://stackoverflow.com/a/64363954/17603999. The composable works as expected.

I think what you want is:

1. your www.unpkg.com/@wormhole-foundation/wormhole-connect script should add functions to the window.wormholeConnect.
2. call your `window.wormholeConnect' functions when loading or when you need to re-execute.

This is also how most of the [Nuxt Scripts] (https://scripts.nuxt.com/) work.

Hope it helps.

I will convert this into a discussion.