Issues with Aptos Integration - unable to build/run

[UiCandy]

Describe the bug

SyntaxError: The requested module '@aptos-labs/ts-sdk' does not provide an export named 'PrivateKey'
Tried on a host of 0.1.6 alphas and 0.1.7-alpha

To Reproduce

Run pnpm build/start

Expected behavior

Should run or skip this part if no .env variable is found.

Screenshots

[UiCandy]

Am I the only one facing this issue? Tried with the latest v0.1.7-alpha.2 build and still facing the same issue.
The version before the Aptos integration works as expected.

[AIFlowML]

Hello mate. Are you stil stuck in this ?
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Comprehensive Solution

1. TLDR (Executive Summary)

• Issue Essence: SyntaxError due to missing PrivateKey export in @aptos-labs/ts-sdk.
• Root Cause: PrivateKey is not exported in versions 0.1.6-alpha and 0.1.7-alpha.
• Solution Approach: Verify exports, adjust imports, handle deprecation warnings, and ensure Node.js compatibility.
• Impact Assessment: Blocks build process and requires code adjustments.

2. Quick Resolution Path

• Immediate Steps:

  1. Verify Exports: Check @aptos-labs/ts-sdk documentation or source code for available exports.
  2. Adjust Imports: Modify the import statement in transfer.ts:

     import { Account, Aptos, AptosConfig, Ed25519PrivateKey, PrivateKeyVariants } from "@aptos-labs/ts-sdk";

  3. Handle Deprecation Warnings:
     • Replace --experimental-loader with register().
     • Update fs.Stats usage as per Node.js documentation.
  4. Check Node.js Compatibility: Ensure Node.js v23.3.0 is compatible with the SDK.

• Validation Commands:

  npm run build
  npm test

• Rollback Procedures:

  • Revert import changes if issues persist.
  • Use a previous Node.js version if compatibility issues arise.

3. Comprehensive Solution

• Detailed Technical Analysis:

  • The SyntaxError is due to the absence of PrivateKey in the SDK exports.
  • Deprecation warnings indicate future compatibility issues.

• Step-by-Step Implementation:

  1. Verify Exports: Confirm available exports in @aptos-labs/ts-sdk.
  2. Adjust Imports: Update import statements to match available exports.
  3. Handle Deprecation Warnings: Update code to use recommended practices.
  4. Check Node.js Compatibility: Ensure the Node.js version is compatible with the SDK.
  5. Consult Community or Support: Seek further assistance if needed.

• Dependencies and Side Effects:

  • Ensure all dependencies are up to date.
  • Test thoroughly to catch any side effects.

• Configuration Changes:

  • Update Node.js configuration to use register() instead of --experimental-loader.

• Environment Requirements:

  • Ensure Node.js v23.3.0 or compatible version is used.