my sheetworker script doesn't seem to be firing

I'm creating a character sheet for the sci-fi horror game Mothership and having problems getting any sheet worker scripts to cooperate. I've stripped everything out but one example, because I think I can figure the rest out if I can get this one working. When you create a character, you choose one of 4 loadouts. I'm trying to include a dropdown of the 4 loadouts, and then have a text field next to it populate with the relevant items whenever you choose your loadout. However, the script doesn't seem to change the value no matter what I do. Below is my current code. I've tried a few different things in the script not using getAttrs and using the values returned by the onchange function formatting the functions "normally" (function(){  }) using a series of if/else instead of that big ternary, etc but nothing seems to make the value change. using a span instead of an input for loadoutequipment using a span as well as an input setting a default value for loadoutequipment (new sheets when I do this will have the default value in place but it will never change) Could someone help guide me on what's going wrong here? Thanks a ton. <div class="sheet-main">     <span>LOADOUT</span>     <select name="attr_loadout" title="Choose Loadout">             <option value="excavation">excavation</option>             <option value="exploration">exploration</option>             <option value="extermination">extermination</option>             <option value="examination">examination</option>      </select>             <input type="text" name="attr_loadoutequipment"> </div> <script type="text/worker">     on("change:loadout", () => { getAttrs(['loadoutequipment','loadout'], v => { const newValues = { "loadoutequipment" : String(v.loadout) === 'excavation' ? 'Crowbar, Hand Welder, Laser Cutter, Body Cam, Bioscanner, Infrared Goggles, Lockpick Set, Vaccsuit (Oxygen Tank, Mag-Boots, Short-range Comms)' : String(v.loadout) === 'exploration' ? 'Vibechete, Rigging Gun, Flare Gun, First Aid Kit, Vaccsuit (Long-range Comms, Oxygen Tank), Survey Kit, Water Filter, Locator, Rebreather, Binoculars, Flashlight, Camping Gear, MREs x7' : String(v.loadout) === 'extermination' ? '"SMG, Frag Grenade x6, Standard Battle Dress (Heads-up Display, Body Cam, Short-range Comms), Stimpak x6, Electronic Tool Kit' : String(v.loadout) === 'examination' ? 'Scalpel, Tranq Pistol, Stun Baton, Hazard Suit, Medscanner, Automed x6, Pain Pills x6, Stimpak x6, Cybernetic Diagnostic Scanner' : 'error' }; log newValues; setAttrs(newValues); });     } </script>

You're missing a closing parentheses on the on("change..., and you're fat arrow syntax isn't quite correct : <div class="sheet-main">     <span>LOADOUT</span>     <select name="attr_loadout" title="Choose Loadout">             <option value="excavation">excavation</option>             <option value="exploration">exploration</option>             <option value="extermination">extermination</option>             <option value="examination">examination</option>      </select>             <input type="text" name="attr_loadoutequipment"> </div> <script type="text/worker">     on("change:loadout", () => { getAttrs(['loadoutequipment','loadout'], ( v ) => { //You need to have the variable that you're going to use in parentheses const newValues = { "loadoutequipment" : String(v.loadout) === 'excavation' ? 'Crowbar, Hand Welder, Laser Cutter, Body Cam, Bioscanner, Infrared Goggles, Lockpick Set, Vaccsuit (Oxygen Tank, Mag-Boots, Short-range Comms)' : String(v.loadout) === 'exploration' ? 'Vibechete, Rigging Gun, Flare Gun, First Aid Kit, Vaccsuit (Long-range Comms, Oxygen Tank), Survey Kit, Water Filter, Locator, Rebreather, Binoculars, Flashlight, Camping Gear, MREs x7' : String(v.loadout) === 'extermination' ? '"SMG, Frag Grenade x6, Standard Battle Dress (Heads-up Display, Body Cam, Short-range Comms), Stimpak x6, Electronic Tool Kit' : String(v.loadout) === 'examination' ? 'Scalpel, Tranq Pistol, Stun Baton, Hazard Suit, Medscanner, Automed x6, Pain Pills x6, Stimpak x6, Cybernetic Diagnostic Scanner' : 'error' }; log ( newValues ) ; //and Log is a function, so you need to pass what you're logging to the function setAttrs(newValues); });     } );//This needs to have a closing parentheses and an ending semicolon. </script> You probably would have seen a syntax error in the console log when loading into your game. I also recommend the google closure compiler to look for little typos like this. EDITS: Missed one other thing above; I've added it to the code annotation above. I'd also look at doing your assignment of loadoutequipment a little different as your current method is not very readable:     <script type="text/worker"> on("change:loadout", () => { getAttrs(['loadoutequipment','loadout'], (v) => { const loadoutSwitch = {                     excavation:'Crowbar, Hand Welder, Laser Cutter, Body Cam, Bioscanner, Infrared Goggles, Lockpick Set, Vaccsuit (Oxygen Tank, Mag-Boots, Short-range Comms)',                      exploration:'Vibechete, Rigging Gun, Flare Gun, First Aid Kit, Vaccsuit (Long-range Comms, Oxygen Tank), Survey Kit, Water Filter, Locator, Rebreather, Binoculars, Flashlight, Camping Gear, MREs x7',                      extermination:'SMG, Frag Grenade x6, Standard Battle Dress (Heads-up Display, Body Cam, Short-range Comms), Stimpak x6, Electronic Tool Kit',                      examination:'Scalpel, Tranq Pistol, Stun Baton, Hazard Suit, Medscanner, Automed x6, Pain Pills x6, Stimpak x6, Cybernetic Diagnostic Scanner'                     },                     newValues = {};                 newValues.loadoutequipment = loadoutSwitch[v.loadout] : ''; log(`newValues: ${JSON.stringify(newValues)}`); //I'd also recommend stringifying your object to log it so that it's easier to read in the console log. setAttrs(newValues);         }); }); </script>

Thank you Scott. I can't believe I was missing a parentheses there, I appreciate your help.