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Bundle Error: Cannot find module

  • July 31, 2024
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Hi, I used the HelloWorld TypeScript example, installed and imported the @octokit/rest package to interact with GitHub and now I get the following error. The module is @octokit/rest present in the node_modules, vscode uses types from the package OK.

Is there some caveat on using third party NPM modules?

Running NodeJS 14 (per docs) and @airtable/blocks 1.18.1

 

$ block run --http Updating bundle... Bundle Error: Cannot find module '@octokit/rest' from '/workspaces/airtable-run-github-workflow/build/development/transpiled/user/frontend' Your block is running locally at http://localhost:9000

 

 

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    • florence023
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    • August 9, 2024
    @smallhillcz wrote:

    Hi, I used the HelloWorld TypeScript example, installed and imported the @octokit/rest package to interact with GitHub and now I get the following error. The module is @octokit/rest present in the node_modules, vscode uses types from the package OK. Lowes Life

    Is there some caveat on using third party NPM modules?

    Running NodeJS 14 (per docs) and @airtable/blocks 1.18.1

     

     

     

    $ block run --http Updating bundle... Bundle Error: Cannot find module '@octokit/rest' from '/workspaces/airtable-run-github-workflow/build/development/transpiled/user/frontend' Your block is running locally at http://localhost:9000

     

     

     

     

    Hello,

    It sounds like you’re encountering a common issue with module resolution in your project. Here are a few steps to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:

    Check Installation: Ensure that @octokit/rest is correctly installed in your project. Run:

     

     

    npm install @octokit/rest

     

     

    Verify Node Modules: Sometimes, the node_modules folder can get corrupted. Try deleting it and reinstalling all dependencies:

     

     

    rm -rf node_modules npm install

     

     

    Check Path: Ensure that the path to the module is correct and that there are no typos in the import statement:

     

     

    import { Octokit } from '@octokit/rest';

     

     

    Update Dependencies: Make sure all your dependencies are up to date. Sometimes, compatibility issues can cause such errors:

     

     

    npm update

     

     

    Check Build Configuration: Ensure that your build configuration (e.g., Webpack, Babel) is correctly set up to handle third-party modules.
    Clear Cache: Sometimes, clearing the npm cache can help resolve issues:

     

     

    npm cache clean --force

     

     

    Compatibility Issues: Verify that there are no compatibility issues between @octokit/rest, Node.js 14, and @airtable44/blocks. Check the documentation and GitHub issues for any known problems.

    Hope this will help you.
    Best regards,
    florence023

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