URL is not a constructor

[sammypanda]

Hiya!

(Vue/NuxtJS)
I'm able to get an output by console logging the response, but it comes with this error:

I'm currently using the amazon-sp-api through a js file that's imported to the Vue instance through Nuxt plugins.
I'm not sure if it's because of that way im using it, and maybe Vue is doing something to it, or if i've made a silly mistake in where i put it (but i've already had some issues like with the env vars not being available before the plugin is run).

[amz-tools]

Hi @sammypanda,

there seems to be a problem with the require('url') syntax in the request.js file. Maybe this stackoverflow entry might help.

[sammypanda]

Thank you @amz-tools ✨ I did this one (removing the require statement) as it's the advice that aligned best with my node version

but it ended up giving me CORS/Bad URI

[amz-tools]

@sammypanda This is probably an issue with how you are using the package (importing it to Vue via Nuxtjs). I'm not too familiar with Vue and Nuxtjs but I would guess you will have to customize quite some things within the package to make it work properly for your use case.
Maybe someone else is around who has already tried something similiar and can help out...

[sammypanda]

Thank you (^^)

[amz-tools]

@sammypanda, did you happen to get it working in your setup?