build.command fail for netlify functions

[Gresliebear]

I am deploying redwood graphql server on netlify via their deploy script netlify.toml

I get error its unable to access the imports or modules outside of the fuction server I have tried glob and direct include file without success.

Runtime.ImportModuleError - Error: Cannot find module '..\..\lib\auth' Require stack: - /var/task/api/dist/directives/requireAuth/requireAuth.js - /var/task/api/dist/functions/graphql.js - /var/task/graphql.js - /var/runtime/index.mjs

so at build at it builds the functions code but that code is accessing code outside of itself as shown in this tree, its trying acess imports from the lib folder but Cannot find it so I think its not bundling the other dist files

this is my netlify.toml file

[build]
command = "yarn rw deploy netlify"
publish = "web/dist"
functions = "api/dist/functions"
included_files = ["api/dist/*.js"]
# included_files = ["api/dist/directives/*"]
# included_files = ["api/dist/graphql/*"]
# included_files = ["api/dist/lib/*"]
# included_files = ["api/dist/services/*"]

# [functions]
# directory = "api/dist/"
  # [functions.directory2]
  #   directory2 = "api/dist/lib"
[dev]
  # yarn rw build --verbose && yarn rw prisma migrate deploy && yarn rw data-migrate up
  # To use [Netlify Dev](https://www.netlify.com/products/dev/),
  # install netlify-cli from https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/#installation
  # and then use netlify link https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/#link-and-unlink-sites
  # to connect your local project to a site already on Netlify
  # then run netlify dev and our app will be accessible on the port specified below
  framework = "redwoodjs"
  # Set targetPort to the [web] side port as defined in redwood.toml
  targetPort = 8910
  # Point your browser to this port to access your RedwoodJS app
  port = 8888

[[redirects]]
  from = "/*"
  to = "/200.html"
  status = 200

[Gresliebear]

my real question is can zip-it-and-ship-it build scripts up the tree I.E. outside its directory or even subdirectories. can it build node_modules at all?

[danez]

Is this error happening during bundling or when trying to run the function?
It is really hard to help without being able to really look at anything, but I made two observations. It looks like you are using ESM modules, because I see the *.mjs extension in the stacktrace. If this is the case, then ESM always requires file extensions for relative imports, but ..\..\lib\auth does not have a file extension. The second thing I noticed is that the import in question: ..\..\lib\auth contains backslashes, worth trying to use forward slashes?

And yes zip-it-and-ship-it should be able to have files being imported from outside the functions dir and node_modules.

[Gresliebear]

Is this error happening during bundling or when trying to run the function? It is really hard to help without being able to really look at anything, but I made two observations. It looks like you are using ESM modules, because I see the *.mjs extension in the stacktrace. If this is the case, then ESM always requires file extensions for relative imports, but ..\..\lib\auth does not have a file extension. The second thing I noticed is that the import in question: ..\..\lib\auth contains backslashes, worth trying to use forward slashes?

And yes zip-it-and-ship-it should be able to have files being imported from outside the functions dir and node_modules.

it happens when the function is deployed here is a photo

[Gresliebear]

Is this error happening during bundling or when trying to run the function? It is really hard to help without being able to really look at anything, but I made two observations. It looks like you are using ESM modules, because I see the *.mjs extension in the stacktrace. If this is the case, then ESM always requires file extensions for relative imports, but ..\..\lib\auth does not have a file extension. The second thing I noticed is that the import in question: ..\..\lib\auth contains backslashes, worth trying to use forward slashes?

And yes zip-it-and-ship-it should be able to have files being imported from outside the functions dir and node_modules.

is there a example importing files outside of functions folder I have not found a working one and I tried many variations

[danez]

included_files is using glob and included_files = ["api/dist/*.js"] matches api/dist/file.js but not api/dist/subfolder/file.js

What you probably want is included_files = ["api/dist/**/*.js"]. ** is called the globstar which matches everything even folders, and subfolders. Some description here.

[Gresliebear]

I am still getting error on the serverless function same error Invocation failed I restructured my application and its not working

[danez]

I just noticed that your included_files option is in the wrong section, so it should look like

[build]
command = 
publish = 

[functions]
directory = "api/dist/functions"
included_files = ["api/dist/**/*.js"]

Does that help?

Here are the docs: https://docs.netlify.com/configure-builds/file-based-configuration/#functions

[Gresliebear]

I tired this already it same error appears, i think i need to make external modules and try esbuild

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[Gresliebear]

@danez I found out basically Your Netlify CLI doesn't work for Windows & MacOS system files or paths only if I was on Linux system. the serverless function is completely broken if I build off of a windows Netlify.toml file

"Problems arise with some package locations and how the list in bundled ... but the biggest issue is that the Prisma client will build using Windows or OSX and Netlfiy deploys need a linux variant." here I working with Redwood dev redwoodjs/graphql#6260