[PROPOSAL] LLRT compatibility

[paul-uz]

I'd like to suggest making this package compatible with the AWS LLTR - https://github.com/awslabs/llrt

This cut down Node runtime is super fast, at the cost of it not having all the Node APIs.

It does not contain the tty module, which is required by the debug dependency in this package.

Could you please consider making this library compitable, as there is no "AWS SDK" Opensearch client, as this one exists, and I believe OS is an AWS product anyway. Would be nice to use this with the LLRT.

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What would it take to make this package compatible with llrt? PRs welcome.

believe OS is an AWS product anyway

This is not the case, especially since September, OpenSearch is part of the Linux Foundation (https://foundation.opensearch.org/).

[paul-uz]

What would it take to make this package compatible with llrt? PRs welcome.

Probably a move to ESM as there is an issue when the code i bundled via ESBuild and how the debug package is included. As well as no tty module on LLRT. Also, if this package uses http that needs to be moved to fetch

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@paul-uz We would like many of these things. We've done some serious surgery as part of #803 and would like more. Things like moving from http to fetch is likely uncontroversial (@nhtruong can comment), same for the rest. Try to pick one up?

[paul-uz]

@paul-uz We would like many of these things. We've done some serious surgery as part of #803 and would like more. Things like moving from http to fetch is likely uncontroversial (@nhtruong can comment), same for the rest. Try to pick one up?

I'd love to have a go at implementing one of these changes, but in all honesty, it's probably a bit beyond me currently. I am fairly competent with JS/TS, Node etc but when it comes to some of these libraries, I'd need to figure out how they are pieced together first :)

http to fetch might be one I could attempt.

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http to fetch might be one I could attempt.

Sounds great. A pure replacement would be a great start, and we should then talk about something pluggable in the PR.