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# Requesting Dynamic HTML
`ScriptyBuilder` supports injecting dynamically created scripts between statically stored scripts.
If the `scriptContent` field of requests is not empty, then `ScriptyBuilder` will use `scriptContent` instead of fetching the script from a contract.
### Inline Script Request
```solidity
InlineScriptRequest[] memory requests = new InlineScriptRequest[](2);
requests[0].name = "three.js";
requests[0].contractAddress = scriptyStorageContractAddress;
requests[1].scriptContent = 'console.log("hello world!")';
```
### Wrapped Script Request
```solidity
WrappedScriptRequest[] memory requests = new WrappedScriptRequest[](2);
requests[0].name = "three.js";
requests[0].contractAddress = scriptyStorageContractAddress;
requests[1].wrapType = 0;
requests[1].scriptContent = 'console.log("hello world!")';
```
You can set different wrapping options for dynamically created scripts. For more about wrapping options please check [here](/scripty.sol/building-html/requesting-html-with-wrapped-scripts.md).
### Example
Here we are requesting `three.js` and some generative art named `cubes` that depends on `three.js`. By itself, cubes script does nothing. A controller script is created with on-chain values and it initiates `cubes` script.
InlineScriptRequest[] memory requests = new InlineScriptRequest[](3);
requests[0].name = "three.js";
requests[1].name = "cubes";
// Calculate this off-chain:
uint256 bufferSizeForStoredScripts = 100000;
bytes memory controllerScript = abi.encodePacked(
'let cubes = new Cubes("',
LibString.toString(block.timestamp),
'");'
);
requests[2].scriptContent = controllerScript;
// New buffer size to cover dynamically
// created script
uint256 bufferSize = bufferSizeForStoredScripts + controllerScript.length;
bytes memory htmlFile = IScriptyBuilder(
scriptyBuilderAddress
).getHTMLInline(
requests,
controllerScript,
bufferSize
);
When it's `controllerScript` becomes something like this:
```javascript
let cubes = new Cubes("1671835245");
```
Final output looks like this:
```html
```
You can check this example([contract](https://github.com/intartnft/scripty.sol/blob/main/contracts/examples/randomShapes/RandomShapes.sol), [deployment script](https://github.com/intartnft/scripty.sol/tree/main/examples/randomShapes)) which uses dynamic script to generate HTML files.