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I’m implementing a memory layer for my application and found Mem0 as a great service for it.
However, after installing and configuring it, I encountered the following error:
The same code works perfectly in Node.js, but not in Next.js.
Why the issue occurs
In Next.js, the code doesn’t execute directly it’s processed by Webpack or Turbopack, which statically analyze every imported module starting from your entry points (server actions, API routes, pages, etc.).
During this analysis, Webpack tries to resolve all imports, even if they are never actually used at runtime.
So when it encounters internal imports like ollama or @anthropic-ai/sdk inside Mem0, it tries to resolve them and fails, even though those parts of the library aren’t being used in my code.
In contrast, Node.js handles this differently it loads files dynamically at runtime only when they’re actually needed.
If an import (like ollama or @anthropic-ai/sdk) isn’t used, Node simply ignores it, which is why Mem0 works fine there.
I tried all the possible solutions even taken help from ai tools but still couldn't figured out the solution yet can anyone help me with this ?
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I’m implementing a memory layer for my application and found Mem0 as a great service for it.

However, after installing and configuring it, I encountered the following error:
The same code works perfectly in Node.js, but not in Next.js.
Why the issue occurs
In Next.js, the code doesn’t execute directly it’s processed by Webpack or Turbopack, which statically analyze every imported module starting from your entry points (server actions, API routes, pages, etc.).
During this analysis, Webpack tries to resolve all imports, even if they are never actually used at runtime.
So when it encounters internal imports like ollama or @anthropic-ai/sdk inside Mem0, it tries to resolve them and fails, even though those parts of the library aren’t being used in my code.
In contrast, Node.js handles this differently it loads files dynamically at runtime only when they’re actually needed.
If an import (like ollama or @anthropic-ai/sdk) isn’t used, Node simply ignores it, which is why Mem0 works fine there.
I tried all the possible solutions even taken help from ai tools but still couldn't figured out the solution yet can anyone help me with this ?
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