Programming Question on Replays

[iwa]

Hello, I'm beginning a project to edit replay files. I'm 'hacking' the replay viewer to add some additional functionalities.
Its a short question that would probably be better suited for a simple question simple answer thread but I can't seem to find one.
Right now, I'm running into some trouble with this line in replay files:

let daily = Math.floor(Date.now()/1000/60/60/24);document.write('<script src="https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/js/replay-embed.js?version'+daily+'"></'+'script>')

I wanted to host the replay-embed.js file somewhere else so I would be able to edit it.
heres what I tried to do:

document.write('<script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iwa-yasu/showdown_replay_editor/main/replay_embed.js"></'+'script>');

The two files are identical, and as far as I understand, the file I host on github should still be able to get its dependencies from play.pokemonshowdown/js.
However, this does not work. The replay window just doesn't show up.
I have attached a html file and you can edit this line to confirm this behavior.
On another note, I tried messing with it and found out that

document.write('<script src="https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/js/replay-embed.js"></script>');

does not work (ridding the '+' part), while

document.write('<script src="https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/js/replay-embed.js"></'+'script>');

does works.
I really don't understand whats the logic behind this.
I'm not familiar with html and js, so if there's a simple answer to this, >_<

(zipped html file attached as html files are not allowed)

 

[Austin]

Sent you a pm

 

[iwa]

I'm leaving this here in case anyone else comes across the same problem. Nice and smart user Yoda2798 answered my qn in a discord pm.

long!

If you open the console on the page (ctrl+shift+j or right click -> inspect element, then open the console from there) you can see the error, which is a MIME mismatch, which looking up means that the raw github page you link to basically says "this is a text page" instead of "this is a js file" as far as I can tell. Looking at this https://stackoverflow.com/questions...nal-javascript-file-hosted-on-github#18049842 apparently you can change the url using jsdelivr to work but trying that hasn't worked for me. Although I was thinking, shouldn't the html just be part of your project/directory anyways? Then you could run your js file as something like src="/js/yourfile.js" rather than needing to grab it externally from the web.