# Edge Runtime Compatibility Fix - Final Solution ## Problem Resolved The audit logging system was causing "Edge runtime does not support Node.js 'fs' module" errors because the `better-sqlite3` database module was being loaded in Edge Runtime contexts through static imports. ## Root Cause The middleware imports `auth.js` → which imported `auditLog.js` → which had a static import of `db.js` → which imports `better-sqlite3`. This caused the entire SQLite module to be loaded even in Edge Runtime where it's not supported. ## Final Solution ### 1. Created Safe Audit Logging Module **File: `src/lib/auditLogSafe.js`** This module provides: - ✅ **No static database imports** - completely safe for Edge Runtime - ✅ **Runtime detection** - automatically detects Edge vs Node.js - ✅ **Graceful fallbacks** - console logging in Edge, database in Node.js - ✅ **Constants always available** - `AUDIT_ACTIONS` and `RESOURCE_TYPES` - ✅ **Async/await support** - works with modern API patterns ```javascript // Safe import that never causes Edge Runtime errors import { logAuditEventSafe, AUDIT_ACTIONS, RESOURCE_TYPES, } from "./auditLogSafe.js"; // Works in any runtime await logAuditEventSafe({ action: AUDIT_ACTIONS.LOGIN, userId: "user123", resourceType: RESOURCE_TYPES.SESSION, }); ``` ### 2. Updated All Imports **Files Updated:** - `src/lib/auth.js` - Authentication logging - `src/app/api/projects/route.js` - Project operations - `src/app/api/projects/[id]/route.js` - Individual project operations - `src/app/api/notes/route.js` - Note operations **Before:** ```javascript import { logApiAction, AUDIT_ACTIONS } from "@/lib/auditLog.js"; // ❌ Causes Edge Runtime errors ``` **After:** ```javascript import { logApiActionSafe, AUDIT_ACTIONS } from "@/lib/auditLogSafe.js"; // ✅ Edge Runtime safe ``` ### 3. Runtime Behavior #### Edge Runtime - **Detection**: Automatic via `typeof EdgeRuntime !== 'undefined'` - **Logging**: Console output only - **Performance**: Zero database overhead - **Errors**: None - completely safe #### Node.js Runtime - **Detection**: Automatic fallback when Edge Runtime not detected - **Logging**: Full database functionality via dynamic import - **Performance**: Full audit trail with database persistence - **Errors**: Graceful handling with console fallback ### 4. Migration Pattern The safe module uses a smart delegation pattern: ```javascript // In Edge Runtime: Console logging only console.log(`[Audit] ${action} by user ${userId}`); // In Node.js Runtime: Try database, fallback to console try { const auditModule = await import("./auditLog.js"); auditModule.logAuditEvent({ ...params }); } catch (dbError) { console.log("[Audit] Database logging failed, using console fallback"); } ``` ## Files Structure ``` src/lib/ ├── auditLog.js # Original - Node.js only (database operations) ├── auditLogSafe.js # New - Universal (Edge + Node.js compatible) ├── auditLogEdge.js # Alternative - Edge-specific with API calls └── auth.js # Updated to use safe imports ``` ## Testing Run the compatibility test: ```bash node test-safe-audit-logging.mjs ``` **Expected Output:** ``` ✅ Safe module imported successfully ✅ Edge Runtime logging successful (console only) ✅ Node.js Runtime logging successful (database + console) ✅ Constants accessible ``` ## Verification Checklist ✅ **No more Edge Runtime errors** ✅ **Middleware works without database dependencies** ✅ **Authentication logging works in all contexts** ✅ **API routes maintain full audit functionality** ✅ **Constants available everywhere** ✅ **Graceful degradation in Edge Runtime** ✅ **Full functionality in Node.js Runtime** ## Performance Impact - **Edge Runtime**: Minimal - only console logging - **Node.js Runtime**: Same as before - full database operations - **Import cost**: Near zero - no static database imports - **Memory usage**: Significantly reduced in Edge Runtime ## Migration Guide To update existing code: 1. **Replace imports:** ```javascript // Old import { logApiAction } from "@/lib/auditLog.js"; // New import { logApiActionSafe } from "@/lib/auditLogSafe.js"; ``` 2. **Update function calls:** ```javascript // Old logApiAction(req, action, type, id, session, details); // New await logApiActionSafe(req, action, type, id, session, details); ``` 3. **Add runtime exports** (for API routes): ```javascript export const runtime = "nodejs"; // For database-heavy routes ``` ## Best Practices Applied 1. **Separation of Concerns**: Safe module for universal use, full module for Node.js 2. **Dynamic Imports**: Database modules loaded only when needed 3. **Runtime Detection**: Automatic environment detection 4. **Graceful Degradation**: Meaningful fallbacks in constrained environments 5. **Error Isolation**: Audit failures don't break main application flow The application now handles both Edge and Node.js runtimes seamlessly with zero Edge Runtime errors! 🎉