Issue with creating default schema for content import in a separate repo, resolved by changing code on line 7.

Hi Everyone!
I’m having a pretty hard time creating default schema for a content Import. Error: Schema.compile is not a function. Codes in comment and any help is appreciated!

import blockTools from '@sanity/block-tools';

import sanitizeHTML from './sanitize-html.js';

import blocksToHtml from '@sanity/block-content-to-html';

import Schema from '@sanity/schema';

import { JSDOM } from 'jsdom';

const defaultSchema = Schema.compile({

name: 'myBlog',

types: [

{

type: 'object',

name: 'post',

fields: [

{

title: 'Title',

type: 'string',

name: 'title',

},

{

title: 'Body',

name: 'body',

type: 'array',

of: [{ type: 'block' }],

},

],

},

],

});

function htmlToBlocks(html, options) {

if (!html) {

return [<bunch of rules>];

}

const blockContentType = defaultSchema

.get('post')

.fields.find((field) => field.name === 'body').type;

const blocks = blockTools.htmlToBlocks(sanitizeHTML(html), blockContentType, {

parseHtml: (htmlContent) => new JSDOM(htmlContent).window.document,

rules: [],

});

return blocks;

}

export default (bodyHTML) => htmlToBlocks(bodyHTML);

Hey Geoff, Long time no chat, Hope you are doing awesome!
I’m running it outside of any Sanity install in it’s own repo.

Now that I type that out loud I realize this may be why it’s not working.

I’m working on building a migration process using this for reference: https://github.com/jwlawrence/wordpress-api-to-sanity

If I clone it and run it straight-up I get a

[ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module

error. So I tore it apart and put it back together. It seems to get stuck on

Schema.compile is not a function

each time I give it a go.

Does it make a difference if you run it with

sanity exec

rather than

node

?

No. I’ve got some .env variables if you’d like to try the boilerplate on your end.

I can send them over

Sure.

Hi Ryan. On line 7, could you try

const defaultSchema = Schema.default.compile({

?

That did the trick Geoff. Thanks!