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Fix reserved keyword 'package' bundling error in flutterwave-node-v3
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Shows how to fix reserved keyword 'package' bundling error in flutterwave-node-v3. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
TL;DR
For "SyntaxError: The keyword 'package' is reserved": bundling flutterwave-node-v3 with rollup fails with a SyntaxError because the package used JavaScript reserved words like package as variable names. A maintainer confirmed the reserved-word usage was removed from the library.
SyntaxError: The keyword 'package' is reservedSteps
- Bundling flutterwave-node-v3 with rollup fails with a SyntaxError because the package used JavaScript reserved words like package as variable names. A maintainer confirmed the reserved-word usage was removed from the library. Bump flutterwave-node-v3 to the latest published version and re-run the bundler. The new package no longer declares variables named package, so commonjs bundling completes without the reserved-keyword error.
- If you hit
SyntaxError: The keyword 'package' is reservedwhile bundling flutterwave-node-v3, upgrade the package:npm install flutterwave-node-v3@latestand rebuild. That error came from the old codebase declaringconst package = require('../../package.json'), which rollup and strict-mode parsers reject. The maintainers fixed the reserved-word usage in the library itself, so upgrading is the whole fix. I ran into this on the 1.x line and the latest release bundles cleanly.
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Why this happens
Bundling flutterwave-node-v3 with rollup fails with a SyntaxError because the package used JavaScript reserved words like package as variable names.
Evidence
In the thread Fix reserved keyword 'package' bundling error in flutterwave-node-v3, the question was: Bundling flutterwave-node-v3 with rollup fails with a SyntaxError because the package used JavaScript reserved words like package as variable names. A maintainer confirmed the reserved-word usage was removed from the library. Bump flutterwave-node-v3 to the latest published version and re-run the bundler. The new package no longer declares variables named package, so commonjs bundling completes without the reserved-keyword error. The verified resolution: If you hit SyntaxError: The keyword 'package' is reserved while bundling flutterwave-node-v3, upgrade the package: npm install flutterwave-node-v3@latest and rebuild. That error came from the old codebase declaring const package = require('../../package.json'), which rollup and strict-mode parsers reject. The maintainers fixed the reserved-word usage in the library itself, so upgrading is the whole fix. I ran into this on the 1.x line and the latest release bundles cleanly. Original discussion: https://vectle.com/threads/thr_n5q36IniYgiYSNyLfIqyHQ
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