i'm using next-on-pages, I don't think it generates a _routes.json file
i'm using next-on-pages, I don't think it generates a _routes.json file
Sis there documentation on _routes.json?
HOh yeah, I remember chatting with one of the people that works on NOP, and they said something along the lines of implementing _routes.json might break how Next’s routing works, even for static assets
HFunctions utilize file-based routing. Your /functions directory structure determines the designated routes that your Functions will run on. You can …
JYeah so I secretly added support for
_routes.json a while ago but it's an area that I didn't add documentation about because, well, it should be reserved for advanced use cases where people absolutely know what they're doing and that excluding a file won't cause issues. e.g., favicon.ico would be safe to put in _routes.json, but the problem would be when people try to put actual routes in it - that would most likely lead to notable issues.SI moved all of our static assets within our public folder to a new subfolder and added a wildcard pattern (/static/*) and so far it seems to work perfect
Rhow would i install a npm dependency for a pages function? i.e stripe
Rcan find anywhere in the pages functions docs where i can install depdencies : https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/functions/local-development/
KSame as any other JS project
KInstall it with a package manager of choice & import it in your Functions files
EYeah, you can
E
ECorrect, it wont invoke the function for GETs if you do that
HIt does still bill you though, right?
HSince routes are by URL, not by method
R@kian in a /fuctions folders i have all the endpoints like helloworld.js, so im guessing your saying i npm ini the entire functions folder? and import xx from 'xxx' -- cf pages still says cannot find module xxx.
Rget this error when calling the stripe module :
EI'm using
So, can I use
For context: I'm migrating a Pages project to use other hosting of the static files because of 20K file limit, but would like to keep deploying the Pages Functions
wrangler pages deploy to deploy static files and Pages Functions. I would like to deploy only the Pages Functions, without deploying the static files. I.e. I'm using wrangler pages deploy ./build-output ..., which deploys the static files from ./build-output and also deploys ./functions by the file-based routing convention.So, can I use
wrangler pages deploy to deploy only the pages functions? If I have an empty directory with only the functions directory, would wrangler pages deploy know to upload the functions but not delete the static files already uploaded?For context: I'm migrating a Pages project to use other hosting of the static files because of 20K file limit, but would like to keep deploying the Pages Functions
HIf you deploy an empty directory, Pages will not serve the old files
HIf that is what you mean
EYes, I guess I had a brain fart. I was concerned about deleting existing files, but since they will be hosted elsewhere, that's no problem. Sorry!
AHi, how can I create a simple pages project with a "Hello world" typescript function route in the "functions" folder? I'm not looking to use any frameworks or build steps.
DThis guide will instruct you on creating and deploying a Pages Function.
Deverything you will need will probably be at developers.cloudflare.com
RHow would i get the json request from a worker, is it in the request object ?
Ror do i need to do : const body = await request.json()
Rand lastly using the function logs, i cant seem to see any console.logs to debug.
Drequest.json() should be it
Dalthough i did have an issue at one point and could only get it to return what i needed with
JSON.parse(await event.request.text());, but yeah it should always be in request
MIf you manipulate your Shadow DOM. How do you do this? HTMLRewriter is not designed to be able to copy template tags or to insert into another tags.
TIs there a way to get env variables in functions?
Dyeah just do something like
Dits all part of the event parameter you can just access bindings with event.platform.env
JWhere did you get that info from? That’s not how Functions works. You get a
contextenvPerhaps you’re thinking of a specific framework?
Doh yeah my bad, I forgot to mention thats for sveltekit
MTwo questions:
- Is there a way to change functions directory?
- The functions directory should be located in path of the repository or compiled files?
J1) I don't believe so
2) The functions directory should be in the root path of the repository
2) The functions directory should be in the root path of the repository
SI'm wondering: do CloudFlare Pages worker functions behave differently with the Cache API than normal Workers? Specifically when purging the cache:
SCloudflare Community
I have a Cloudflare Pages project that uses _worker.js with a domain of pages.sevfurneaux.co.uk. The _worker.js has the following Cache API test code: export default { async fetch(request, env, ctx) { const cacheUrl = new URL(request.url); // Construct the cache key from the cache URL const cacheKey = new Request(cacheUrl.toStri...
TWhere can I find error log 
T
CFor functions:
C?pages-logs
FIf you're looking to tail a Pages Function you can do so in the UI here: https://dash.cloudflare.com?to=/:account/pages/view/:pages-project/:pages-deployment/functions
or with Wrangler:
or with Wrangler:
wrangler pages deployment tail [deploymentId/url]Am I missing something? its just showing me the list of deployments
