TypeScript. Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module

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Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module '/node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d' does not provide an export named 'defineAuthDriver' (at main.ts:5:22)

import { createAuth, defineAuthDriver } from "vue-auth3";

const authDriver = defineAuthDriver({
  request(auth: any, options: any, token: any) {
    options.headers["Authorization"] = "Token " + token;

    return options;
  },

  response(auth: any, res: any) {
    const token = res.data.token;

    console.log(token)

    if (token) {
      return token;
    }

    return null;
  },
});

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Potential solution

The plan to solve the bug involves ensuring that the defineAuthDriver function is correctly exported as a value from the appropriate module and then correctly imported in main.ts. The root cause of the issue is that defineAuthDriver is being exported as a type instead of a value, which leads to a runtime error when trying to import it.

What is causing this bug?

The bug is caused by the incorrect export of defineAuthDriver in src/index.ts. It is currently being exported as a type, which is stripped away during the TypeScript compilation to JavaScript, making it unavailable at runtime. This causes the error when trying to import it in main.ts.

Code

To resolve this issue, we need to ensure that defineAuthDriver is exported as a value in src/index.ts and then correctly imported in main.ts.

1. Update src/index.ts: Ensure defineAuthDriver is exported as a value.

   // src/index.ts
   import AuthDriver, { defineAuthDriver } from "./type/drivers/AuthDriver";
   
   export {
    defineAuthDriver,
    defineHttpDriver,
    defineOAuth2Driver,
   };
   
   export type {
    Options,
    Auth,
    AuthDriver,
    HttpDriver,
    OAuth2Driver,
   };

2. Verify defineAuthDriver in AuthDriver.ts: Ensure that defineAuthDriver is correctly defined and exported as a value.

   // src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts
   export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) {
    return opts;
   }
   
   export default AuthDriver;

3. Update main.ts: Correctly import defineAuthDriver from the local module.

   // main.ts
   import { createAuth, defineAuthDriver } from "./src"; // Adjust the path as necessary
   
   const authDriver = defineAuthDriver({
    request(auth: any, options: any, token: any) {
      options.headers["Authorization"] = "Token " + token;
      return options;
    },
   
    response(auth: any, res: any) {
      const token = res.data.token;
      console.log(token);
      if (token) {
        return token;
      }
      return null;
    },
   });

How to replicate the bug

1. Set up a TypeScript project with the given file structure and code snippets.
2. Ensure that defineAuthDriver is exported as a type in src/index.ts.
3. Attempt to run the project, which will result in the error: Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module '/node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d' does not provide an export named 'defineAuthDriver'.

By following the steps above, the bug should be resolved, and the defineAuthDriver function will be correctly imported and used in main.ts.

Click here to create a Pull Request with the proposed solution

Files used for this task:

Changes on src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts

# Analysis Report for `src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts` ## Overview The file `src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts` contains the definition and export of the `AuthDriver` type and the `defineAuthDriver` function. The primary task is to verify if `defineAuthDriver` is defined and exported correctly from this file and ensure it is re-exported in `src/index.ts`. ## Findings 1. **Definition and Export of `defineAuthDriver`**: - The function `defineAuthDriver` is defined and exported in this file. - The function signature is: ```typescript export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) { return opts; } ``` 2. **Export of `AuthDriver` Type**: - The `AuthDriver` type is defined and exported as the default export: ```typescript export default AuthDriver; ``` ## Next Steps Since `defineAuthDriver` is correctly defined and exported in this file, the next step is to ensure that it is re-exported in `src/index.ts`. This will make it available for import in other parts of the application, such as `main.ts`. ## Conclusion The `defineAuthDriver` function is correctly defined and exported in `src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts`. The issue likely lies in the re-exporting of this function in `src/index.ts` or the import statement in `main.ts`. The next agent should verify the re-export in `src/index.ts` and update the import statement in `main.ts` accordingly.

Changes on src/index.ts

## Analysis Report ### File: `src/index.ts` #### Objective The task is to check if `defineAuthDriver` is exported from this file. If it is not, identify the correct export or update the import statement in `main.ts` accordingly. #### Findings 1. **Imports and Exports**: - The file imports `defineAuthDriver` from `./type/drivers/AuthDriver`. - The file exports `defineAuthDriver` as a type, not as a function or constant. ```typescript import AuthDriver, { defineAuthDriver } from "./type/drivers/AuthDriver" ``` ```typescript export type { Options, Auth, AuthDriver, HttpDriver, OAuth2Driver, defineAuthDriver, defineHttpDriver, defineOAuth2Driver, } ``` 2. **Type vs. Value Export**: - The `defineAuthDriver` is exported as a type, which means it is not available at runtime. TypeScript types are stripped away during the compilation to JavaScript, which leads to the error when trying to import it as a value in `main.ts`. #### Conclusion The root cause of the issue is that `defineAuthDriver` is being exported as a type instead of a value. This causes the runtime error when trying to import it in `main.ts`. ### Recommendations 1. **Update Export in `src/index.ts`**: - Ensure `defineAuthDriver` is exported as a value, not just as a type. This can be done by adding it to the value exports section. ```typescript export { defineAuthDriver, defineHttpDriver, defineOAuth2Driver } ``` 2. **Verify `defineAuthDriver` in `AuthDriver.ts`**: - Ensure that `defineAuthDriver` is correctly defined and exported as a value in `AuthDriver.ts`. ### Next Steps - Another agent should verify the `src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts` file to ensure `defineAuthDriver` is correctly defined and exported as a value. - Update the import statement in `main.ts` if necessary, based on the findings from `AuthDriver.ts`. By following these steps, the issue should be resolved, and the `defineAuthDriver` function will be correctly imported and used in `main.ts`.

Changes on main.ts

# Analysis Report for `main.ts` ## Summary The file `main.ts` is a new file and currently does not contain any code. The issue reported is related to an incorrect import statement in `main.ts` that attempts to import `defineAuthDriver` from the `vue-auth3` module, which does not provide such an export. ## Issue Description The error message indicates that the module `/node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d` does not export a named export `defineAuthDriver`. This suggests that either: 1. The `vue-auth3` module does not have an export named `defineAuthDriver`. 2. The import statement in `main.ts` is incorrect. ## Next Steps Since `main.ts` is currently empty, the next steps involve: 1. **Verification of Exports in `vue-auth3`**: Check the `vue-auth3` module to confirm whether `defineAuthDriver` is exported. 2. **Correct Import Statement**: If `defineAuthDriver` is not exported by `vue-auth3`, identify the correct function or module to import. ## Recommendations 1. **Check `src/index.ts`**: Verify if `defineAuthDriver` is exported from `src/index.ts`. 2. **Check `src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts`**: Ensure `defineAuthDriver` is defined and exported from this file if it exists. 3. **Update Import Statement**: Once the correct export is identified, update the import statement in `main.ts` accordingly. ## Conclusion The file `main.ts` is currently empty and does not contain the problematic import statement. The focus should be on verifying the exports in the `vue-auth3` module and updating the import statement in `main.ts` once the correct export is identified.

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Potential solution

The plan to solve the bug involves ensuring that the defineAuthDriver function is correctly exported as a value from the appropriate module and then correctly imported in main.ts. The root cause of the issue is that defineAuthDriver is being exported as a type instead of a value, which leads to a runtime error when trying to import it.

What is causing this bug?

The bug is caused by the incorrect export of defineAuthDriver in src/index.ts. It is currently being exported as a type, which is stripped away during the TypeScript compilation to JavaScript, making it unavailable at runtime. This causes the error when trying to import it in main.ts.

Code

To resolve this issue, we need to ensure that defineAuthDriver is exported as a value in src/index.ts and then correctly imported in main.ts.

1. Update src/index.ts: Ensure defineAuthDriver is exported as a value.

   // src/index.ts
   import AuthDriver, { defineAuthDriver } from "./type/drivers/AuthDriver";
   
   export {
    defineAuthDriver,
    defineHttpDriver,
    defineOAuth2Driver,
   };
   
   export type {
    Options,
    Auth,
    AuthDriver,
    HttpDriver,
    OAuth2Driver,
   };

2. Verify defineAuthDriver in AuthDriver.ts: Ensure that defineAuthDriver is correctly defined and exported as a value.

   // src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts
   export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) {
    return opts;
   }
   
   export default AuthDriver;

3. Update main.ts: Correctly import defineAuthDriver from the local module.

   // main.ts
   import { createAuth, defineAuthDriver } from "./src"; // Adjust the path as necessary
   
   const authDriver = defineAuthDriver({
    request(auth: any, options: any, token: any) {
      options.headers["Authorization"] = "Token " + token;
      return options;
    },
   
    response(auth: any, res: any) {
      const token = res.data.token;
      console.log(token);
      if (token) {
        return token;
      }
      return null;
    },
   });

How to replicate the bug

1. Set up a TypeScript project with the given file structure and code snippets.
2. Ensure that defineAuthDriver is exported as a type in src/index.ts.
3. Attempt to run the project, which will result in the error: Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module '/node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d' does not provide an export named 'defineAuthDriver'.

By following the steps above, the bug should be resolved, and the defineAuthDriver function will be correctly imported and used in main.ts.

Click here to create a Pull Request with the proposed solution

Files used for this task:

Changes on src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts

Analysis Report for src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts

Overview

The file src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts contains the definition and export of the AuthDriver type and the defineAuthDriver function. The primary task is to verify if defineAuthDriver is defined and exported correctly from this file and ensure it is re-exported in src/index.ts.

Findings

1. Definition and Export of defineAuthDriver:

   • The function defineAuthDriver is defined and exported in this file.
   • The function signature is:

     export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) {
     return opts;
     }

2. Export of AuthDriver Type:

   • The AuthDriver type is defined and exported as the default export:

     export default AuthDriver;

Next Steps

Since defineAuthDriver is correctly defined and exported in this file, the next step is to ensure that it is re-exported in src/index.ts. This will make it available for import in other parts of the application, such as main.ts.

Conclusion

The defineAuthDriver function is correctly defined and exported in src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts. The issue likely lies in the re-exporting of this function in src/index.ts or the import statement in main.ts. The next agent should verify the re-export in src/index.ts and update the import statement in main.ts accordingly.

Changes on src/index.ts Changes on main.ts

Analysis Report for main.ts

Summary

The file main.ts is a new file and currently does not contain any code. The issue reported is related to an incorrect import statement in main.ts that attempts to import defineAuthDriver from the vue-auth3 module, which does not provide such an export.

Issue Description

The error message indicates that the module /node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d does not export a named export defineAuthDriver. This suggests that either:

1. The vue-auth3 module does not have an export named defineAuthDriver.
2. The import statement in main.ts is incorrect.

Next Steps

Since main.ts is currently empty, the next steps involve:

1. Verification of Exports in vue-auth3: Check the vue-auth3 module to confirm whether defineAuthDriver is exported.
2. Correct Import Statement: If defineAuthDriver is not exported by vue-auth3, identify the correct function or module to import.

Recommendations

1. Check src/index.ts: Verify if defineAuthDriver is exported from src/index.ts.
2. Check src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts: Ensure defineAuthDriver is defined and exported from this file if it exists.
3. Update Import Statement: Once the correct export is identified, update the import statement in main.ts accordingly.

Conclusion

The file main.ts is currently empty and does not contain the problematic import statement. The focus should be on verifying the exports in the vue-auth3 module and updating the import statement in main.ts once the correct export is identified.

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Not work

[codeautopilot[bot]]

Potential solution

The plan to solve the bug involves ensuring that the defineAuthDriver function is correctly exported as a value from the appropriate module and then correctly imported in main.ts. The root cause of the issue is that defineAuthDriver is being exported as a type instead of a value, which leads to a runtime error when trying to import it.

What is causing this bug?

The bug is caused by the incorrect export of defineAuthDriver in src/index.ts. It is currently being exported as a type, which is stripped away during the TypeScript compilation to JavaScript, making it unavailable at runtime. This causes the error when trying to import it in main.ts.

Code

To resolve this issue, we need to ensure that defineAuthDriver is exported as a value in src/index.ts and then correctly imported in main.ts.

1. Update src/index.ts: Ensure defineAuthDriver is exported as a value.

   // src/index.ts
   import AuthDriver, { defineAuthDriver } from "./type/drivers/AuthDriver";
   
   export {
    defineAuthDriver,
    defineHttpDriver,
    defineOAuth2Driver,
   };
   
   export type {
    Options,
    Auth,
    AuthDriver,
    HttpDriver,
    OAuth2Driver,
   };

2. Verify defineAuthDriver in AuthDriver.ts: Ensure that defineAuthDriver is correctly defined and exported as a value.

   // src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts
   export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) {
    return opts;
   }
   
   export default AuthDriver;

3. Update main.ts: Correctly import defineAuthDriver from the local module.

   // main.ts
   import { createAuth, defineAuthDriver } from "./src"; // Adjust the path as necessary
   
   const authDriver = defineAuthDriver({
    request(auth: any, options: any, token: any) {
      options.headers["Authorization"] = "Token " + token;
      return options;
    },
   
    response(auth: any, res: any) {
      const token = res.data.token;
      console.log(token);
      if (token) {
        return token;
      }
      return null;
    },
   });

How to replicate the bug

1. Set up a TypeScript project with the given file structure and code snippets.
2. Ensure that defineAuthDriver is exported as a type in src/index.ts.
3. Attempt to run the project, which will result in the error: Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module '/node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d' does not provide an export named 'defineAuthDriver'.

By following the steps above, the bug should be resolved, and the defineAuthDriver function will be correctly imported and used in main.ts.

Click here to create a Pull Request with the proposed solution

Files used for this task:

Changes on src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts

Analysis Report for src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts

Overview

The file src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts contains the definition and export of the AuthDriver type and the defineAuthDriver function. The primary task is to verify if defineAuthDriver is defined and exported correctly from this file and ensure it is re-exported in src/index.ts.

Findings

1. Definition and Export of defineAuthDriver:

   • The function defineAuthDriver is defined and exported in this file.
   • The function signature is:

     export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) {
     return opts;
     }

2. Export of AuthDriver Type:

   • The AuthDriver type is defined and exported as the default export:

     export default AuthDriver;

Next Steps

Since defineAuthDriver is correctly defined and exported in this file, the next step is to ensure that it is re-exported in src/index.ts. This will make it available for import in other parts of the application, such as main.ts.

Conclusion

The defineAuthDriver function is correctly defined and exported in src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts. The issue likely lies in the re-exporting of this function in src/index.ts or the import statement in main.ts. The next agent should verify the re-export in src/index.ts and update the import statement in main.ts accordingly.

Changes on src/index.ts Changes on main.ts

Analysis Report for main.ts

Summary

The file main.ts is a new file and currently does not contain any code. The issue reported is related to an incorrect import statement in main.ts that attempts to import defineAuthDriver from the vue-auth3 module, which does not provide such an export.

Issue Description

The error message indicates that the module /node_modules/.vite/deps/vue-auth3.js?v=429e4b3d does not export a named export defineAuthDriver. This suggests that either:

1. The vue-auth3 module does not have an export named defineAuthDriver.
2. The import statement in main.ts is incorrect.

Next Steps

Since main.ts is currently empty, the next steps involve:

1. Verification of Exports in vue-auth3: Check the vue-auth3 module to confirm whether defineAuthDriver is exported.
2. Correct Import Statement: If defineAuthDriver is not exported by vue-auth3, identify the correct function or module to import.

Recommendations

1. Check src/index.ts: Verify if defineAuthDriver is exported from src/index.ts.
2. Check src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts: Ensure defineAuthDriver is defined and exported from this file if it exists.
3. Update Import Statement: Once the correct export is identified, update the import statement in main.ts accordingly.

Conclusion

The file main.ts is currently empty and does not contain the problematic import statement. The focus should be on verifying the exports in the vue-auth3 module and updating the import statement in main.ts once the correct export is identified.

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Not work

It seems like the proposed solution did not resolve the issue. Let's take a closer look at the steps and ensure everything is correctly set up.

Steps to Resolve the Issue

1. Update src/index.ts: Ensure defineAuthDriver is exported as a value.

   // src/index.ts
   import { defineAuthDriver } from "./type/drivers/AuthDriver";
   
   export {
    defineAuthDriver,
    defineHttpDriver,
    defineOAuth2Driver,
   };
   
   export type {
    Options,
    Auth,
    AuthDriver,
    HttpDriver,
    OAuth2Driver,
   };

2. Verify defineAuthDriver in AuthDriver.ts: Ensure that defineAuthDriver is correctly defined and exported as a value.

   // src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts
   export function defineAuthDriver(opts: AuthDriver) {
    return opts;
   }
   
   export default AuthDriver;

3. Update main.ts: Correctly import defineAuthDriver from the local module.

   // main.ts
   import { createAuth, defineAuthDriver } from "./src"; // Adjust the path as necessary
   
   const authDriver = defineAuthDriver({
    request(auth: any, options: any, token: any) {
      options.headers["Authorization"] = "Token " + token;
      return options;
    },
   
    response(auth: any, res: any) {
      const token = res.data.token;
      console.log(token);
      if (token) {
        return token;
      }
      return null;
    },
   });

Verification Steps

1. Check the vue-auth3 Module: Ensure that vue-auth3 does not export defineAuthDriver. If it does, the import path in main.ts should be adjusted accordingly.

2. Ensure Correct Export in src/index.ts: Verify that defineAuthDriver is exported as a value and not as a type.

3. Correct Import Path in main.ts: Ensure the import path in main.ts correctly points to the local module where defineAuthDriver is defined.

Diagram of the File Structure

Here is a diagram to visualize the file structure and the flow of exports and imports:

graph TD;
  A[src/type/drivers/AuthDriver.ts] -->|exports| B[defineAuthDriver]
  B -->|imported by| C[src/index.ts]
  C -->|exports| D[defineAuthDriver]
  D -->|imported by| E[main.ts]

By following these steps and ensuring the correct exports and imports, the issue should be resolved. If you encounter any further issues, please provide additional details for further assistance.

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[tachibana-shin]

Thanks for report! Fixed vue-auth3@1.0.11