oe.URLSearchParams is not a constructor Error about deepl-node HOT 12 OPEN

Hi @dcoales, thanks for creating this issue. Thank you to the others for saying you're also affected.

I was able to reproduce the issue; it appears that URLSearchParams is not supported in the Node environment that logseq uses. By quickly removing URLSearchParams from deepl-node I was able to get it working in logseq in a limited way. Unfortunately to make this change without breaking other parts of the library is more difficult. I'll update when I have more information.

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Hi @glumb, this problem doesn't occur in any "native" node version we support, rather with logseq that we haven't specifically tested in yet. One could argue that changing the lib to extend support for logseq would be an enhancement 😉

However, you're right, it's clearer if we label this a bug.

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How is this labelled as enhancement when it is clearly a bug? 😀
We are running into the same error with node 14.18.1

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same issue here. Running into the error with node 16.x and 18.13.0

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Any updates on this @daniel-jones-deepl? Cant't use this library with the bug and our configuration..

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@daniel-jones-deepl
Are there any updates on this issue?

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Daniel is out at the moment, but our team will look into this

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A workaround is to put

import * as url from "url";
url.URLSearchParams = URLSearchParams;

at the top of the file (e.g. at the end of the imports, outside the main function). That allows me to translate with the plugin. The issue is webpack injecting a different version of url, I am investigating a clean way to fix this.

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