Hey there, I'm fairly new to web development and I encountered a problem when trying to require two packages, franc and langs, in my index.js file. It turns out that franc is now an ESM only package, requiring me to import it and mention type:module in my package.json file. However, this leads to an issue where I cannot properly require the langs package. When attempting to import it, it returns a promise and trying to access langs' functions results in an error saying it is not a function. Here's an example:
import {franc} from 'franc'
const langs = import('langs');
const langCode = franc('Alle menslike wesens word vry')
console.log(langCode)
console.log(langs.where("3", "kor"));
I'm receiving an error stating that langs.where is not a function. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Additionally, here is the output when writing code that results in a promise being returned:
import {franc} from 'franc'
const langs = import('langs');
const langCode = franc('Alle menslike wesens word vry')
console.log(langCode)
setTimeout(function(data){
console.log(langs)
}, 1000)
Output
afr
Promise {
[Module: null prototype] {
default: {
all: [Function: allLanguages],
has: [Function: hasLanguage],
codes: [Function: getCodes],
names: [Function: getNames],
where: [Function: findBy]
}
}
}