Deno•2y ago

Warning: Not implemented: ClientRequest.options.createConnection

Using Deno with the npm @twurple/x packages, the warning comes up when you start an eventsub listener, once for most of the subscriptions.
Basic example on how to do that in the lib docs: https://twurple.js.org/docs/getting-data/eventsub/listener-setup.html
(using websockets, which is also easier)
Rarely using github and can't even login right now anyway, so maybe someone else can ~~do that~~ open an issue?
Edit: As far as I can tell, everything still seems to work anyway, though.

Deno AI Helper•4/13/24, 6:01 PM

I wasn't able to find the answer to your question in the official Deno documentation. However, based on the message you've provided, it seems like you're encountering a warning related to a feature that is not implemented in the context you're using it.

The warning

Not implemented: ClientRequest.options.createConnection

Not implemented: ClientRequest.options.createConnection

suggests that the code is trying to use a feature that may not be supported by Deno or the compatibility layer for npm packages that you're using.

Since you're using the

@twurple/x

@twurple/x

package, which is an npm package, it's important to note that not all npm packages are fully compatible with Deno, especially if they rely on Node.js-specific APIs. Deno provides some compatibility for npm packages, but there may be limitations.

The advice I'm providing is not based on the Deno documentation, so please double-check the accuracy of this advice. If you're using a compatibility layer or a polyfill to run npm packages in Deno, make sure it supports the features you're trying to use. Additionally, you might want to look into whether the

@twurple/x

@twurple/x

package or any of its dependencies rely on APIs that are not available in Deno.

If you believe this is an issue with the package or its compatibility with Deno, and you're unable to log in to GitHub to open an issue, you might want to ask someone else to report the issue on the repository for the package or the compatibility layer you're using. Community contributions are often crucial for maintaining and improving open-source projects, so reporting issues can be very helpful.

Helpful Links:
Deno 1.17 Release Notes
How to publish Deno modules to NPM
HTTP Server APIs | Deno Docs
Node API Compatibility List | Deno Docs
Deno 1.16 Release Notes
Deno 1.36: More flexible security and expanded testing APIs

marvinh.•4/13/24, 8:00 PM

@MOtherMetroid I think we already have an issue for that in our tracker https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/19507

GitHub

node: ClientRequest.options.createConnection · Issue #19507 · denol...

import tls from 'node:tls' import https from 'node:https' import net from 'node:net' function tlsConnect(options) { options.path = undefined; if (!options.servername &&a...