Long story short, I am trying to use an npm package that only has an ES6 module entrypoint, namely the bids-validator
( GitHub ), in a CommonJS module as my entire 50+ module app is built in CommonJS. According to the Node documentation , the standard way to do this is using the import()
function. I tried this approach, with the following code:
async function importValidator() {
const { validate } = await import('bids-validator')
return validate
}
const validate = importValidator()
However, this results in an error from the bids-validator
package, not necessarily the import function above:
error: unhandledRejection: Cannot use import statement outside a module
/*/app/api/node_modules/bids-validator/index.js:2
import validate from './validators'
Is there a way to circumvent this, so that I could use the package within a CommonJS module?
check that in the package.json what have you selected as the option. Make sure to select type:"common.js" instead of "module"
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