Cloudflare Workers(and therefore Functions) will only place things in the cache if you tell them to.
Cloudflare Workers(and therefore Functions) will only place things in the cache if you tell them to.
W^
WWorkers run before cache, we cannot cache in front of them
IAlright thanks!
IYea it is a middleware, but since they said it doesn’t cache things in front of it, would that apply to middleware?
ISince the page would be behind the middleware
HBeing Middleware doesn’t implicitly cache anything. You can create caching middleware if you want, but you will still be billed for every request
IBut I mean cloudflares network caches the static files on my pages site by default, right? If I put a middleware infront of a static file, will cloudflare ensure the middle are always runs, even if the request for the page is being cached on the edge?
IIg since the origin server is also cloudflare (pages), it would run the workers at the edge as well, which would mean it always runs
HPages static files are cached, but anything using Workers/Functions, you have to cache manually
HAs in, it will run on every matched request, no matter what
IAlright, that sounds like what I want. Thanks
WI'd recommend going to the #r2 channel
YHi! I want to add Basic auth into the Next.js SSR project. Which way is easiest? With "Middleware" of Next.js? Addition, I want to use environment values, but I do not know how to use environment values in Next.js Middleware. Or can I use Pages Functions with Next.js??
YI think the most certain way is to use additional Workers...
VWhat would be the ideal file structure to put classes referenced in a worker, but should not be directly routeable? Like
file1.tsclassA.tsclassB.tsfile1.ts/file1/functions/file1.ts../someFolder/classA.ts
IYes, I just make a /js folder or whatever in the project root
IEnd up with like
import Foo from '../../../js/bar.js';
JSame as i40west, but I use a
utilsOh ok. I was worried
/functions
KI don't think
"version": 2Should be
1
JI created an api of d1 using cloudflare pages functions and nuxt3.
However, when using nuxt's useFetch/useAsyncData, a 404 page not found error comes as an api response.
However, the response after hydration, rather than the SSR request, is normal.
Does the functions of cloudflare pages work only in CSR, not SSR? Is wangler a simple happening in a development environment caused by running slower than nuxt?
However, when using nuxt's useFetch/useAsyncData, a 404 page not found error comes as an api response.
However, the response after hydration, rather than the SSR request, is normal.
Does the functions of cloudflare pages work only in CSR, not SSR? Is wangler a simple happening in a development environment caused by running slower than nuxt?
CHas anyone had any luck using gitpkg.now.sh or NPM aliases (
npm install @sveltejs/kit@npm:@my-package/kit -DCannot find package '@sveltejs/kit' imported from /opt/buildhome/repo/...
Chttps://media.discordapp.net/attachments/647508232272871448/1051235306512334868/image.png
How can I use an Env. Variable/Secret when it's "declared globally" (according to CF Docs)? It's not declared within the code (even if I create a
I know this is very much a rookie thing, but I'd appreciate any help
How can I use an Env. Variable/Secret when it's "declared globally" (according to CF Docs)? It's not declared within the code (even if I create a
.envI know this is very much a rookie thing, but I'd appreciate any help
JI don't believe so. You could try a generic 
https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/functions/api-reference/
onRequest(testing now)
JDoesn't seem like it works unfortunately. I get a 501 with
curl -IX QUERY https://method-test.pages.dev/method