you can just add it as a script component of your library - http://www.dnnsoftware.com/wiki/scrip... (or even a file component) - here's an example of a library with multiple sub components

<dotnetnuke type="Package" version="5.0">

<packages>

<package name="UrlManagement" type="Library" version="07.04.02" isSystem="true">

<friendlyName>Url Management</friendlyName>

<description>DotNetNuke Corporation URL Management module</description>

<iconFile>~/Icons/Sigma/AdvancedUrlMngmt_32x32.png</iconFile>

<owner>

<name>DNN</name>

<organization>DNN Corp.</organization>

<url>http://www.dnnsoftware.com</url>

<email>support@dnnsoftware.com</email>

</owner>

<license src="License.txt"></license>

<releaseNotes src="ReleaseNotes.txt"></releaseNotes>

<azureCompatible>true</azureCompatible>

<dependencies>

<dependency type="CoreVersion">07.01.00</dependency>

</dependencies>

<components>

<component type="Assembly">

<assemblies>

<assembly>

<path>bin</path>

<name>DotNetNuke.Modules.UrlManagement.dll</name>

</assembly>

</assemblies>

</component>

<component type="File">

<files>

<basePath>DesktopModules/Admin/UrlManagement</basePath>

<file>

<name>PortalAliases.ascx</name>

<sourceFileName>PortalAliases.ascx</sourceFileName>

</file>

</files>

</component>

<component type="ResourceFile">

<resourceFiles>

<basePath>DesktopModules/Admin/UrlManagement</basePath>

<resourceFile>

<name>Resources.zip</name>

</resourceFile>

</resourceFiles>

</component>

</components>

</package>

</packages>

</dotnetnuke>