The error you're seeing suggests that there’s an issue with the package.json file of the texthub-broadcast package. Specifically, it seems like the entry point for the package (either the main, module, or exports field) is incorrectly specified or missing.

Here’s how you can resolve it:

1.Check the package.json file of texthub-broadcast: Look for the main, module, or exports field in its package.json. Ensure that these fields are pointing to the correct file that exports the necessary module.

2.Verify the file path: Make sure the file referenced in main, module, or exports actually exists in the package’s directory.

Reinstall dependencies: Sometimes, these errors can be caused by incomplete or corrupted package installations. Try deleting your node_modules folder and package-lock.json, then reinstall the dependencies:

4.Check for compatibility: If the package is outdated or not compatible with your current version of Node.js or other dependencies, consider updating it or using a compatible version.

5.Manually update the package.json: If you have access to the texthub-broadcast package’s source code, you can manually fix the entry points in the package.json file.

6.Use require or import directly: If all else fails and you can access the underlying file, you might be able to directly require or import the specific file instead of relying on the package entry point.