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I can't get the module to compile within a Typescript node project
See original GitHub issueHi,
I have a typescript node project. I’ve used NPM to install the module.
Using import { AlpacaClient, AlpacaStream } from "@master-chief/alpaca"; gives me the error below:
It appears it’s trying to use the index.js from the dist/mjs folder, although my module config in compiler options is set to use commonjs. Any idea on how I can get this working? Should I be using one of the bundles?
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Sorry for the confusion! But maybe it’ll help someone that runs into a similar issue
Good call, I was on an older version of node. Updated to the most recent stable and it’s working now.