When I try to run my js code there appears to be an error that shouldn’t exist no matter what.
Basically i loop through an array of strings (paths), i try to import an object (using require) using each path in the array but it gives the error:

TypeError [ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE]: The argument 'id' must be a non-empty string. Received ''

I tried logging the array to the console right before the forof block got executed and all of the elements were non-empty strings. I also tried using a foreach loop on the array but it gave the same error.

const filePaths = [
  "./file1.js",
  "./file2.js",
  "./file3.js",
  "./file4.js",
];
// each file exports an object

filePaths.forEach((filePath) => {
  const fileObject = require(filePath);
  console.log(fileObject);
});

This code will result in that TypeError [ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE]

From what i could tell by the console logs, it seems that the error is thrown on the last element, no matter the length. In the example it’s "./file4.js" which is still confusing because its not an empty string like the error says.

And yes, i am sure the error is coming from inside that for loop