// Resolve the `Lacuna` class from `@tlecommunity/client` in a plain Node process
// (CLI + tests).
//
// `@tlecommunity/client@1.4.0` ships a broken `exports` map (it points at
// `./dist/client.mjs` / `./dist/client.umd.js`, neither of which it ships), so a
// bare `import '@tlecommunity/client'` throws under Node. Walk the `node_modules`
// search path (which never consults `exports`) and load the shipped ESM bundle by
// its real location instead, so this works from a dev checkout, a hoisted global
// install and a nested install alike.
//
// `require()` is used rather than `await import()` so this module stays
// synchronous - a top-level `await` here would make every `@tlecommunity/super-core`
// importer an async module, which breaks mocha's CommonJS `require()` of the
// tests. Node >= 22 loads ESM through `require()`.
//
// The browser build never runs this file: `package.json`'s `browser` field maps
// it to `./load-lacuna.browser.js`, where Vite resolves the bare specifier via
// the package `module` field.
import { createRequire } from 'module'
import { existsSync } from 'fs'
import path from 'path'

const require = createRequire(import.meta.url)

function loadLacuna() {
  const searchPaths = require.resolve.paths('@tlecommunity/client') || []

  for (const base of searchPaths) {
    const bundle = path.join(base, '@tlecommunity', 'client', 'dist', 'client.js')
    if (existsSync(bundle)) {
      return require(bundle).Lacuna
    }
  }

  return require('@tlecommunity/client').Lacuna
}

export const Lacuna = loadLacuna()