CreateUserAgentString() method crashes application when running from a single executable produced by Bun

[Seagull29]

Environment

• Bun single file executable created with the following command:
  RUN bun build --compile --minify --target=bun --outfile bundle ./src/index.ts
  using oven/bun:1-debian docker image

• Application single file executable running on a Debian Trixie Slim container

Issue

It seems the following line

capmonstercloud-client-js/src/CapMonsterCloudClientFactory.ts

Line 36 in 2364e72

const packageJSON = module[`require`].call(module, '../package.json');

located within the CreateUserAgentString() method, throws the following error when running the application:

I guess "module" is undefined when bundling using the Bun bundle command

Partial solution
I was able to bypass the error with the following patch:

static CreateUserAgentString() {
    let productVersion = 'ProductVersion';
    if (Utils_1.isNode && typeof module !== "undefined" && module.require) {
      try {
        // require('./package.json') hide require call from browser bundler, e.g. webpack
        const packageJSON = module[`require`].call(module, '../package.json');
        productVersion = packageJSON.version;
      } catch (error) {
      }
    }
    return `${CapMonsterCloudClientFactory.productName}/${productVersion}`;
}

However, as soon as the previous exception was solved, another one came up from this line of code:

capmonstercloud-client-js/src/HttpClient.ts

Line 87 in 2364e72

const requester = module[`require`].call(module, this.url.protocol === 'https:' ? 'https' : 'http');

Getting:

Unfortunately, since the createAgent() method is responsible for the http requests I guess, I didn't know how to bypass that.

Conclusion

There is even one more line of code that may throw the same kind of error located in the following line:

capmonstercloud-client-js/src/Logger.ts

Line 9 in 2364e72

createDebugger = module[`require`].call(module, 'debug');

capmonstercloud-client-js/src/CapMonsterCloudClientFactory.ts

Line 36 in 2364e72

const packageJSON = module[`require`].call(module, '../package.json');

capmonstercloud-client-js/src/HttpClient.ts

Line 205 in 2364e72

const requester = module[`require`].call(module, this.url.protocol === 'https:' ? 'https' : 'http');

capmonstercloud-client-js/src/HttpClient.ts

Line 87 in 2364e72

const requester = module[`require`].call(module, this.url.protocol === 'https:' ? 'https' : 'http');

Those are the lines I could find are likely to throw the same error when running from the single executable produced by Bun.
Please, I would be glad if you could take a look at this issue, at the moment I think they are making applications on Bun unable to run or perhaps I'm doing something wrong or I should switch back to Node 💔