Cannot find module 'url' about jsonschema HOT 7 CLOSED

Same here: Had to add "url" to my packages, and then in the code where i use it I had to import as well before calling the validation (import * as url from "url"). Otherwise the validation throws an error that urilib.resolve is not a method

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Same, it seems the lib was designed with only Node in mind. If you are in the browser, you will need to install "url" from npm to have the url.resolve function. I don't know why it broke recently, I guess "url" was installed by another dependency.

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Yes, tdegrunt/jsonschema has an implicit dependency on the "url" library.
It would be nice to make this explicit or even better ditch it altogether to have a nice, lean, no external dependencies jsonschema validator

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The above PR should address this issue.

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The "url" package should be builtin. It is not supposed to refer to a third-party package. Can you tell me a little more about your environment?

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Environment: Browser (vuejs, vite).

The uri library is only present in nodejs, the browser does not have it, the jsonschema package.json should explicitely specify this library
var urilib = require('url');

validator.js:118 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: urilib.resolve is not a function
at Validator2.validate (validator.js:118:21)
at module.exports.validate (index.js:14:12)
at Proxy.validate (edit.vue:81:39)

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var urilib = require('url');
/**

• Validates instance against the provided schema
• @param instance
• @param schema
• @param [options]
• @param [ctx]
• @return {Array}
  */
  Validator.prototype.validate = function validate (instance, schema, options, ctx) {
  if((typeof schema !== 'boolean' && typeof schema !== 'object') || schema === null){
  throw new SchemaError('Expected schema to be an object or boolean');
  }
  if (!options) {
  options = {};
  }
  // This section indexes subschemas in the provided schema, so they don't need to be added with Validator#addSchema
  // This will work so long as the function at uri.resolve() will resolve a relative URI to a relative URI
  var id = schema.$id || schema.id;
  var base = urilib.resolve(options.base||anonymousBase, id||'');

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Hi @awwright any updates on this issue?

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