no matching export error importing "@livestore/adapter-web/shared-worker?sharedworker" in redwoodsdk

[jonotron]

I'm trying to explore using LiveStore in a RedwoodSDK project. I followed the LiveStore documentation getting started (into an existing project) on top of a fresh install of the minimal rwsdk starter.

I'm encountering these similar errors:

[ERROR] No matching export in
  "node_modules/@livestore/adapter-web/dist/web-worker/shared-worker/make-shared-worker.js?sharedworker"
  for import "default"

[ERROR] No matching export in
  "src/livestore/livestore.worker.ts?worker" for import "default"

I've made a simple Provider component to wrap my app in:

"use client"
import { makePersistedAdapter } from "@livestore/adapter-web"
import LiveStoreSharedWorker from "@livestore/adapter-web/shared-worker?sharedworker"
import { LiveStoreProvider } from "@livestore/react"
import type React from "react"
import { unstable_batchedUpdates as batchUpdates } from "react-dom"
import type { LayoutProps } from "rwsdk/router"

import LiveStoreWorker from "@/livestore/livestore.worker?worker"
import { schema } from "@/livestore/schema.js"
import { getStoreId } from "@/app/util/store-id.js"

const storeId = getStoreId()

const adapter = makePersistedAdapter({
	storage: { type: "opfs" },
	worker: LiveStoreWorker,
	sharedWorker: LiveStoreSharedWorker,
})

export const DemoLiveStore: React.FC = ({ children }: LayoutProps) => (
	<LiveStoreProvider
		schema={schema}
		adapter={adapter}
		renderLoading={(_) => <div>Loading LiveStore ({_.stage})...</div>}
		batchUpdates={batchUpdates}
		storeId={storeId}
		syncPayload={{ authToken: "insecure-token-change-me" }}
	>
		{children}
	</LiveStoreProvider>
)

I'm not really sure how the ?sharedworker and ?worker works. Using the livestore example repo this works fine, only when I try to set everything up manually inside a rwsdk project does this not work.

I have a repo showing what I've done so far: https://github.com/jonotron/rw-ls-demo

[peterp]

We'll get back to you on Monday - when we're back at work.