DLMM.create is not a function

[keyboard-warlord]

Hello!

I recently installed this library as a dependency for my project, but I encountered an issue right at the start. I'm trying to connect to a specific pool following the steps outlined in the documentation: DLMM SDK Integration Guide.

Here is my code:

import DLMM, { StrategyType } from "@meteora-ag/dlmm";

const dlmmPool = await DLMM.create(alchemyApi, details.poolAddress);

However, when I start the project, I get the following error:

const dlmmPool = await DLMM.create(alchemyApi, details.poolAddress);
                                ^

TypeError: DLMM.create is not a function

Could you please clarify how I can resolve this issue?

For context:

Type definitions are being imported and recognized correctly.
If you need any additional information, feel free to let me know.
Thank you!

[professorr-x]

this works for me:
const dlmmPool = await DLMM.default.create(alchemyApi, details.poolAddress);

[Magnuskeel]

I have exactly the same issue unfortunately. I think it might have to do with the tsconfig(module, target settings), but honestly tried everything at this point.... like the OP I am able to import and enter to debug the code but the static create method returns as undefined.

[keyboard-warlord]

I have exactly the same issue unfortunately. I think it might have to do with the tsconfig(module, target settings), but honestly tried everything at this point.... like the OP I am able to import and enter to debug the code but the static create method returns as undefined.

Yes, I also concluded that the issue is likely with my environment setup. However, I'm using meteora-sdk in only a very small part of my project. So, I decided to work around it by simply copying the repository and using DLMM directly from the source files, without building it.

[Magnuskeel]

After some trial and error I came up with a small casting hack given our environments ;)

The import statement remains as documented but you need to access the "default" property of what seems to the the DLMM object even though the compiler wont let you.

const dlmm = ((DLMM)as any).default;
const dlmmPool = await dlmm.create(connection, new PublicKey(METEORA_POOL));

This should work.

[fantarics]

After some trial and error I came up with a small casting hack given our environments ;)

The import statement remains as documented but you need to access the "default" property of what seems to the the DLMM object even though the compiler wont let you.

const dlmm = ((DLMM)as any).default; const dlmmPool = await dlmm.create(connection, new PublicKey(METEORA_POOL));

This should work.

Thank you for your input! solved my issues too