Module build failed: UnhandledSchemeError: Reading from "node:util" is not handled by plugins (Unhandled scheme). about node-ldapjs

[jsumners]

Thank you for the report, but we do not support bundlers of any sort.

[eirikhanasand]

Hello, I dont see how bundlers are relevant. I am not trying to use a bundler, simply trying to run the createClient function normally, but it gives this bug that leaves me unable to use the dependency. It doesnt work because it crashes during build due to this issue that occurs when copying the example code provided vy the dependency readme files. Despite the project team not having plans to resolve this, could you still leave it open so the community can help me out? Or provide an example of how to use this correctly?

[jsumners]

Hello, I dont see how bundlers are relevant. I am not trying to use a bundler

The error clearly shows that the issue arrises from Webpack. It also does not make any sense because there isn't any code (currently) in this organization that uses the node: prefix when requiring modules:

https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aldapjs+%22node%3Autil%22&type=code

Despite the project team not having plans to resolve this, could you still leave it open so the community can help me out?

The community is welcome to work on any issues that affect them. For one such as this, that would entail adding a continuous integration configuration that proves the library works with bundlers. However, I will say that such a contribution would need to be extremely easy to maintain. I am simply not interested in maintaining bundler compatibility and I think it very likely that any such contributor will move on after having made the contribution.

Or provide an example of how to use this correctly?

The code snippet provided seems correct to me, but there is not much context in it so I cannot say that with 100% surety.

[eirikhanasand]

Thank you for helping. I will debug further meself and see if I can find the source of the problem. It seems that it somehow kicks in when I activate this repository, despite it not being directly related.