Error: Cannot find module './src/utils\dirname.cjs'

[kimmobrunfeldt]

Using svgdom@0.1.1. When I try to require() the module in node code or interactive session, I get an error. Using node 8.17.0.

> require('svgdom')
Error: Cannot find module './src/utils\dirname.cjs'
    at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:548:15)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:475:25)
    at Module.require (module.js:597:17)
    at require (internal/module.js:11:18)
    at Object../dirname.cjs (/home/kimmo/project/node_modules/svgdom/main-require.cjs:96:18)
    at __webpack_require__ (/home/kimmo/project/node_modules/svgdom/main-require.cjs:20:30)
    at Module../src/utils/defaults.js (/home/kimmo/project/node_modules/svgdom/main-require.cjs:3655:70)
    at __webpack_require__ (/home/kimmo/project/node_modules/svgdom/main-require.cjs:20:30)
    at Module../main-module.js (/home/kimmo/project/node_modules/svgdom/main-require.cjs:109:80)
    at __webpack_require__ (/home/kimmo/project/node_modules/svgdom/main-require.cjs:20:30)

[Fuzzyma]

wow, I only released today. You are fast. Found a bug I need to fix though, so there will be another release today.
For your issue: I am running the latest node (v13.12) and didnt have any problems. Also the interactive session required the module without any problems. So this is pretty hard for me to debug.

[mathias-mcb]

Hey, seeing the same error in my env.
node: v12.16.1
npm: 6.13.4

[Fuzzyma]

mh in that case I might need to rise the minimum node version. This might have something to do how node resolves esm vs cjs modules. They introduced a new way to declare esm modules in v13.

Oh - moment - I just see that there is a stray \ - could this be the reason? I work on a windows machine and both / and \ work

[Fuzzyma]

Alright, I published 0.1.4 which gets rid of the \. Hope that resolved it!

[mathias-mcb]

0.1.4 solves the issue for me. thanks for the quick fix 👍
(Indeed I had the issue on my mac and on the ubuntu build server)

[kimmobrunfeldt]

Thanks for the quick fix! Yea the timing was a funny coincidence :D