Issues with dynamic imports.

[WilsontheWolf]

Hello there. I am trying to use a dependency @skyra/discord-components-react. This dependancy imports the module @skyra/discord-components-core dynamically. Originally I was getting this error
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/home/shorty/projects/craig-dashboard/node_modules/.cache/snowpack/development/@skyra/discord-attachment_7.entry.js'

I then updated my snowpack to the latest. Which got me this error
Error: Dynamic requires are not currently supported by @rollup/plugin-commonjs

I tried searching and saw something telling me to install snowpack@next but that didn't work either. Any ideas how to fix this. The module's source code is here if it helps. Thanks

[WilsontheWolf]

Just an update there is a new alpha build to the module. Tying it out causes a new error
Failed to fetch dynamically imported module

Any idea of what causes it or how to fix it?

Thanks

[WilsontheWolf]

Ok, I seemed to have figured it out. The module lazy loads its components. As such it dynamically imports them as a relative import.
The script importing is @skyra/discord-components-react/dist/index.js. Snowpack loads this as @skyra.discord-components-react.dist.index.es.v2.0.3-alpha.0.js. However, when it imports the module it does ./module which normally is @skyra/discord-components-react/dist/module. However, due to the way snowpack loads, it is not in its sub-dir. As such ./module resolves to snowpack pkg dir instead of the @skyra/discord-components-react/dist/. The solution to this would be to allow snowpack to load it in the traditional module sense. Would this be an option to load my module with the dir structure it will? This will force me to move from snowpack because I need this. As this seems to be a bug with snowpack I'll create an issue.

[bkilrain]

I'm running into dynamic import issues as well - were you able to get this working for your use case?

[WilsontheWolf]

Hey I kinda put the project on hold for a bit (working on some other stuff). I created an issue (#3094) tracking it but sadly haven't heard anything yet. I did some digging though and my module has a version for plain js so I might be able to get that working, but haven't tried it yet. Other than that all I can think of is not using snowpack.