Cannot find module next link

The 'module not found' error is a syntax error that appears when the static import statement cannot find the file at the declared path. This common syntax error is caused by letter-casing inconsistencies that are present in your filename(s) between your repository and local machine, or both.

One possible cause for this issue is the fact that some filesystems are case-insensitive, however Vercel deployments use a case-sensitive filesystem. Because of this, it is possible that when you change the letter-casing in filenames on your local machine, Git will only pick up changes in your respective static import statements. This would mean that your repository is now syntactically incorrect, resulting in a build error when deploying the repository on the Vercel platform.

The build logs will indirectly point to the file that is the causing the issue. Make sure that your file's letter-casing correctly matches with its respective static imports. Also make sure that your letter-casing in your filenames and imports are identical between your repository and local machine. If you are using , make sure is set in your environment.

Next.js App Router internationalization (i18n)

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Getting started

If you haven’t done so already, create a Next.js app that uses the App Router and run:

Now, we’re going to create the following file structure:

Let’s set up the files:

Messages represent the translations that are available per language and can be provided either locally or loaded from a remote data source.

The simplest option is to add JSON files in your local project folder:

creates a request-scoped configuration object, which you can use to provide messages and other options based on the user’s locale to Server Components.

Now, set up the plugin which links your file to .

To make your request configuration available to Client Components, you can wrap the in your root layout with .

Use translations in your page components or anywhere else!

In case of async components, you can use the awaitable function instead:

Next steps

Locale-based routing

If you’d like to use unique pathnames for every language that your app supports (e.g. or ), you can continue to set up a top-level segment for your app.

Provide a locale

If your app doesn’t require unique pathnames per

Module Not Found

Why This Error Occurred

A module not found error can occur for many different reasons:

The module you're trying to import is not installed in your dependencies
The module you're trying to import is in a different directory
The module you're trying to import has a different casing
The module you're trying to import uses Node.js specific modules, for example , outside of / /

Possible Ways to Fix It

The module you're trying to import is not installed in your dependencies

When importing a module from npm this module has to be installed locally.

For example when importing the package:

The module has to be installed using a package manager.

When using :
When using :

The module you're trying to import is in a different directory

Make sure that the path you're importing refers to the right directory and file.

The module you're trying to import has a different casing

Make sure the casing of the file is correct.

Example:

Incorrect casing will lead to build failures on case-sensitive environments like most Linux-based continuous integration and can cause issues with Fast Refresh.

The module you're tryi

Next.js build fails. Cannot detect module next/Link
Hi my create runs fine locally but I’m getting a weird bug when I try to build on render. It’s telling me I cannot find the module next/Link or the type. I’m education next.js and typescript so I’m not sure which is giving me the problem. The is failing locally due to the image optimization api but I believe that is separate to this problem.
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM ==> Running build command ‘yarn; yarn build; yarn next export;’…
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM yarn install v1.22.17
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM [1/4] Resolving packages…
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM success Already up-to-date.
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM Done in 0.29s.
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM yarn run v1.22.17
Feb 19 02:18:44 AM $ next build
Feb 19 02:18:45 AM info - Checking legitimacy of types…
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM Failed to compile.
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM ./src/components/Navigation.tsx:1:18
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM Type error: Cannot find module ‘next/Link’ or its corresponding type declarations.
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM > 1 | import Link from ‘next/Link’;
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM | ^
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM 2 |
Feb 19 02:18:49 AM 3 | export default function Navigation() {
Feb
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