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I tried to use this library, but apparently, it can't handle ES Modules (ie. "type": "module" in package.json),.

When I tried to run it, it immediately failed after trying to require one of my (ESM) API endpoints (feedback.js).

Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module /home/me/project/next/pages/api/feedback.js from /home/me/project/next/node_modules/nextjs-http-supertest/index.js not supported.
Instead change the require of feedback.js in /home/me/project/next/node_modules/nextjs-http-supertest/index.js to a dynamic import() which is available in all CommonJS modules.

The latest commit, which has not been published to npm, breaks route resolution, as switching to foreach means nothing is returned from getDynamicRoute itself.

is there anything I need to do to wait for the server to finish starting before I can use it?

I've just tried to implement this in a project that makes use of a monorepo. Only one of my packages requires this test. I run into the following issue:
Error handling request in nextjs-http-supertest: TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'route' of 'getDynamicRoute(...)' as it is undefined.

Upon further inspection, I find out that rootPath and thus nextPagesDirectory don't take in account mono repos. Logging them gives:

{
  rootPath: '/Users/vashiru/Workspaces/my-project',
  nextPagesDirectory: '/Users/vashiru/Workspaces/my-project/src/pages'
}

It should however be looking in /Users/vashiru/Workspaces/my-project/apps/web/pages (as web is my workspace name).

There are currently no tests of this implementation. Ideally, a simple nextjs app would be tested via supertest.

I believe this would have caught the latest regression. It would also be nice to be able to extend the tests for regressions as issues are resolved.