You are working on a project that involves importing modules dynamically in a TypeScript application. Your task is to implement a dynamic import path rewrite function that will modify import paths based on a set of predefined rules.

The function, `dynamicImportPathRewrite`, has the following signature:

```typescript
function dynamicImportPathRewrite(path: string): string
```

The `path` parameter is a string representing the import path that needs to be rewritten. The function should return the modified import path.

The rewrite rules are as follows:

1. If the import path starts with `"@"`, it should be rewritten to `"src/"`.
2. If the import path starts with `"~"`, it should be rewritten to `"node_modules/"`.
3. If the import path starts with `"http://"`, `"https://"`, or `"//"`, it should remain unchanged.

If none of the above rules apply, the import path should be considered relative to the current file and should not be modified.

Your task is to implement the `dynamicImportPathRewrite` function to correctly rewrite the import paths based on the given rules.

Note:
- The import paths are case-sensitive.
- The provided `dynamicImportPathRewrite` function will only be tested with valid input strings.

Example:

```typescript
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("@components/button")); // Output: "src/components/button"
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("~lodash")); // Output: "node_modules/lodash"
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("http://example.com")); // Output: "http://example.com"
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("relative-path")); // Output: "relative-path"
```
user
Sure, here's how you could implement the `dynamicImportPathRewrite` function in TypeScript:

```typescript
function dynamicImportPathRewrite(path: string): string {
  if (path.charAt(0) === '@') {
    return path.substring(1).replace(/^src\/(\S*?)$/, 'src/$1');
  } else if (path.charAt(0) === '~') {
    return path.substring(1).replace(/^node_modules\/(\S*?)$/, 'node_modules/$1');
  } else if (path.charAt(0) === 'http' && path.charAt(1) === ':' && (path.charAt(2) === '/' || path.charAt(2) === ':') {
    // If the path starts with "http://" or "https://"
    // or "//", leave it as it is
    return path;
  } else {
    // If none of the above rules apply,
    // consider it a relative path and leave it as is
    return path;
  }
}
```

This implementation uses regular expressions to match the import paths and rewrites them based on the given rules. If none of the rules apply, it returns the original path as is.
assistant
You are working on a project that involves importing modules dynamically in a TypeScript application. Your task is to implement a dynamic import path rewrite function that will modify import paths based on a set of predefined rules.

The function, `dynamicImportPathRewrite`, has the following signature:

```typescript
function dynamicImportPathRewrite(path: string): string
```

The `path` parameter is a string representing the import path that needs to be rewritten. The function should return the modified import path.

The rewrite rules are as follows:

1. If the import path starts with `"@"`, it should be rewritten to `"src/"`.
2. If the import path starts with `"~"`, it should be rewritten to `"node_modules/"`.
3. If the import path starts with `"http://"`, `"https://"`, or `"//"`, it should remain unchanged.

If none of the above rules apply, the import path should be considered relative to the current file and should not be modified.

Your task is to implement the `dynamicImportPathRewrite` function to correctly rewrite the import paths based on the given rules.

Note:
- The import paths are case-sensitive.
- The provided `dynamicImportPathRewrite` function will only be tested with valid input strings.

Example:

```typescript
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("@components/button")); // Output: "src/components/button"
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("~lodash")); // Output: "node_modules/lodash"
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("http://example.com")); // Output: "http://example.com"
console.log(dynamicImportPathRewrite("relative-path")); // Output: "relative-path"
```
user
Here is the implementation of the `dynamicImportPathRewrite` function based on the provided rules:

```typescript
function dynamicImportPathRewrite(path: string): string {
  if (path.startsWith('@')) {
    return path.replace('@', 'src/');
  } else if (path.startsWith('~')) {
    return path.replace('~', 'node_modules/');
  } else if (path.startsWith('http://') || path.startsWith('https://') || path.startsWith('//')) {
    return path;
  } else {
    return path;
  }
}
```

This function checks if the `path` starts with any of the specified prefixes using the `startsWith` method and rewrites the path accordingly. If the path doesn't match any of the provided rules, it is left unchanged.
assistant