Resolving the TypeError with the remarkable.js Module in JavaScript

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Understanding the Problem

The error you are facing occurs due to the way JavaScript modules are imported. When you attempt to import a module, such as remarkable, directly using:

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you may receive a TypeError that indicates your application failed to resolve the module specifier. Essentially, this means that JavaScript cannot find the remarkable module because it does not recognize the import path.

The Setup

In your project, you have the following structure:

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The Solution

Option 1: Use Remarkable from Global Scope

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Option 2: Use a Module Bundler

If you prefer to use ES modules (with import statements), consider using a module bundler like Webpack or Rollup. This way, you can import the necessary modules correctly for development.

Install remarkable using npm:

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Import it in your JavaScript:

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Bundle your application using the bundler configuration, which will handle the module imports properly.

Conclusion

In summary:

For CDN inclusions, use the library from the global scope without imports.

For ES module usage, consider setting up a module bundler to handle imports properly.