The main @libsql/client entry point pulls in the native libsql module
and isomorphic-ws/isomorphic-fetch, which webpack cannot parse in
EdgeOne builds. Using the http subpath provides a pure HTTP client
that works in edge/serverless environments without native dependencies.
Also add libsql, @libsql/isomorphic-fetch, @libsql/isomorphic-ws to
the edge build alias list in next.config.js as a safety net.
The @libsql/client package uses conditional exports (edge-light, workerd)
that cause webpack to resolve to the web.js entry point during EdgeOne
builds, resulting in 'TypeError: e is not a constructor'.
Switching from static import to dynamic require() bypasses webpack's
ESM conditional export resolution and uses the CommonJS entry point
consistently.
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