require('console') non-interoperability

[jackson-bean]

What version of Bun is running?

0.7.1

What platform is your computer?

Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.22621.0 x64 | Using WSL

What steps can reproduce the bug?

Background
A library I am using (connect-mongo) uses require('console') instead of the global console. Looking closer, I see that connect-mongo is trying to use "console.assert" which Bun is telling me is undefined upon running.

Reproduction

// index.js
const console = require('console');

console.log('hello, world!');

note: I had to remove "type": "module" from package.json in order to test require()

What is the expected behavior?

I believe require('console') should return a console object like it does in Node.

What do you see instead?

Node v18.17.0:

$ node index.js
hello, world!

Bun v0.7.1:

$ bun index.js
1 |   const console = require("/bun-vfs/node_modules/console/index.js");
2 | 
3 |   console.log("hello, world!");
     ^
TypeError: console.log is not a function. (In 'console.log("hello, world!")', 'console.log' is undefined)

Additional information

// https://www.npmjs.com/package/connect-mongo?activeTab=code > /build/main/lib/MongoStore.js:25
const console_1 = require("console");

When manually adding console.log(console_1) and running with Bun, I get:

Module {
  __esModule: true,
  default: console {
    debug: [Function: debug],
    error: [Function: error],
    log: [Function: log],
    info: [Function: info],
    warn: [Function: warn],
    clear: [Function: clear],
    dir: [Function: dir],
    dirxml: [Function: dirxml],
    table: [Function: table],
    trace: [Function: trace],
    assert: [Function: assert],
    count: [Function: count],
    countReset: [Function: countReset],
    profile: [Function: profile],
    profileEnd: [Function: profileEnd],
    time: [Function: time],
    timeLog: [Function: timeLog],
    timeEnd: [Function: timeEnd],
    timeStamp: [Function: timeStamp],
    takeHeapSnapshot: [Function: takeHeapSnapshot],
    group: [Function: group],
    groupCollapsed: [Function: groupCollapsed],
    groupEnd: [Function: groupEnd],
    record: [Function: record],
    recordEnd: [Function: recordEnd],
    screenshot: [Function: screenshot],
    [Symbol(Symbol.asyncIterator)]: [Function: [Symbol.asyncIterator]],
    write: [Function: write]
  }
}

[jackson-bean]

I've gotten around this by using the library connect-mongodb-session for the time being.