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I really struggled to think of the correct title for this, so please edit it as required. I went down a rabbithole today whilst moving one of our apps to esm, as it was failing to start (with ts-node) due to the following node error:
Doesn't really give away much. It turned out however that the root caused we missed a return type on a promise eg Promise needed to be Promise<void>. This error was visible if you did a tsc, but ts-node was giving this output.
After gradually chipping away at the code to make a minimal example; i managed to reproduce it with a really simple bit of code that doesn't even technically have an error in it.
Assuming your code is in ./lib, create ./lib/index.ts:
import { SomeServer } from './server.js'
const webServer = new SomeServer()
and ./lib/server.ts:
export class SomeServer {}
If you try and start this; you'll get the error. The only thing "wrong" with this code is the fact that webServer is an unused variable. If i add console.log(webServer), eg:
import { SomeServer } from './server.js'
const webServer = new SomeServer()
console.log(webServer)
I really struggled to think of the correct title for this, so please edit it as required. I went down a rabbithole today whilst moving one of our apps to
esm
, as it was failing to start (with ts-node) due to the following node error:Doesn't really give away much. It turned out however that the root caused we missed a return type on a promise
eg Promise
needed to bePromise<void>
. This error was visible if you did atsc
, butts-node
was giving this output.After gradually chipping away at the code to make a minimal example; i managed to reproduce it with a really simple bit of code that doesn't even technically have an error in it.
Assuming your code is in
./lib
, create./lib/index.ts
:and
./lib/server.ts
:If you try and start this; you'll get the error. The only thing "wrong" with this code is the fact that
webServer
is an unused variable. If i addconsole.log(webServer)
, eg:Then all is well:
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