Error deploy to nuxthub
I have this error: here source code: https://github.com/wolfstar-project/wolfstar.rocks/tree/refactor/imagine-an-app
GitHub
GitHub - wolfstar-project/wolfstar.rocks at refactor/imagine-an-app
Official Website for WolfStar, fork of https://github.com/skyra-project/skyra.pw - GitHub - wolfstar-project/wolfstar.rocks at refactor/imagine-an-app
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The error message you’re seeing —
Make sure you are not importing or using node:fs (or other Node.js built-ins) anywhere in your app, especially in files that will be bundled for serverless/edge deployment.
- Check your own code, as well as any modules/plugins you use. 2. Use compatible modules:
If you need file storage, use a platform-compatible storage solution (e.g., Cloudflare KV, D1, or other APIs provided by NuxtHub/Cloudflare), not the filesystem. 3. Check Nuxt Content/database config:
If you’re using Nuxt Content with a database, ensure you’re not using the sqlite or fs driver, which require filesystem access. For NuxtHub, you should use the D1 database with the correct binding (see docs). 4. Review your nuxt.config.ts:
Make sure you’re not configuring anything that would require node:fs. For NuxtHub, the default config should use D1 and not reference the filesystem. Example of correct NuxtHub config: Deploy to NuxtHub Summary:
You need to remove all usage of node:fs (and similar Node.js modules) from your code and dependencies when deploying to NuxtHub. Use platform-supported storage/database solutions instead. Double-check your nuxt.config and any server-side code for such imports. If you need more help, check the NuxtHub deployment guide and ensure your project matches the documented setup. If you’re still stuck, try to identify which file or dependency is importing node:fs and refactor or replace it with a compatible alternative. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
Uncaught Error: No such module "node:fs" — indicates that your Nuxt app (or one of its dependencies) is trying to use the Node.js built-in fs module in an environment where it’s not available. NuxtHub (like Cloudflare Workers and similar serverless/edge platforms) does not support Node.js built-in modules such as fs, path, etc., because these platforms run in a sandboxed environment that does not provide access to the Node.js runtime.
Why this happens:
- If you use code (or dependencies) that import or require node:fs (or similar Node.js modules), it will fail at runtime on NuxtHub.
- This often happens if you use server-side code or modules that are not compatible with edge/serverless environments.
How to fix:
1. Audit your code and dependencies:Make sure you are not importing or using node:fs (or other Node.js built-ins) anywhere in your app, especially in files that will be bundled for serverless/edge deployment.
- Check your own code, as well as any modules/plugins you use. 2. Use compatible modules:
If you need file storage, use a platform-compatible storage solution (e.g., Cloudflare KV, D1, or other APIs provided by NuxtHub/Cloudflare), not the filesystem. 3. Check Nuxt Content/database config:
If you’re using Nuxt Content with a database, ensure you’re not using the sqlite or fs driver, which require filesystem access. For NuxtHub, you should use the D1 database with the correct binding (see docs). 4. Review your nuxt.config.ts:
Make sure you’re not configuring anything that would require node:fs. For NuxtHub, the default config should use D1 and not reference the filesystem. Example of correct NuxtHub config: Deploy to NuxtHub Summary:
You need to remove all usage of node:fs (and similar Node.js modules) from your code and dependencies when deploying to NuxtHub. Use platform-supported storage/database solutions instead. Double-check your nuxt.config and any server-side code for such imports. If you need more help, check the NuxtHub deployment guide and ensure your project matches the documented setup. If you’re still stuck, try to identify which file or dependency is importing node:fs and refactor or replace it with a compatible alternative. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
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