Error: Dynamic require of "path" is not supported

This error message means that the code is attempting to use the `require()` function to dynamically load the `path` module, but this is not supported.

In Node.js, modules can be loaded using the `require()` function, but this function only accepts string literals as its argument. It does not support dynamic expressions or variables.

To fix this error, you should change the code to use a static string literal as the argument to `require()`. For example:

const path = require('path');

If you need to load a module dynamically based on user input or some other variable value, you can use a switch statement or an object lookup to map the variable value to the corresponding module name. For example:

const moduleMap = {
  'path': require('path'),
  'fs': require('fs'),
  // ...
};

const moduleName = 'path'; // or some other variable value
const myModule = moduleMap[moduleName];