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Dynamic require of "assert" is not supported Error when importing Wakaru Unpacker #134
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I noticed a few issues:
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Thank you for the reply. I will like to note I am using tsx to start the session. package.json from the barebones install:
Same error output:
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You are right. I think the ESM build is broken. |
seems like a hot topic over in esbuild I do think that the issue is because of mixing commonjs with esm builds. Hope these can help you publish a fixed npm build. |
Hello, I don't wish to annoy you. I made a band aid fix for my own testing environment while you are resolving this issue.
so far not causing issues from what I can see, thank you. |
I also saw that fix in esbuild's issue thread. Thanks for testing it out. I'm working on rewriting the whole bundling process, using rollup. I also noticed facebook/jscodeshift#500 mentions
Anyway, even though they might have other issues, I already have a plan to fork it to fix them. |
@Acters You might want to look at the zeromq v6 beta builds and see if they solve your issue; as there was another thread I was on recently where this seemed to be the best solution:
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Status update:
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Hello, I tried to add the Wakaru unpacker however, it seems that there is a problem.
I created a separate local environment to only install wakaru unpacker and unminify as stated in the API section:
npm install @wakaru/unpacker @wakaru/unminify
I, then, added
type: "module",
to package.json that was created, because it would throwSyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module
All I have in the index.js file is
import { unpack } from '@wakaru/unpacker';
There is something awefully wrong in with importing the package.
This seemingly odd error that I just can't figure out on my own:
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