My project is in SvelteKit and I use a lib that, unfortunately, only accepts input as a file path an
My project is in SvelteKit and I use a lib that, unfortunately, only accepts input as a file path and outputs to a file.
GI use the
node:fs
HInput as a File object, or a file path?
Gpath
Gif it were an object, I wouldn't need to do file I/O haha
GOh wait nvm I see wym
HYeah, then short of trying to rewrite all of the fs calls to R2/KV/whatever, there isn't much you can do
GOh I can work with R2
Gbut that'll butcher local testing
Gwhenever I test it will push to R2 haha
Gbesides, that's a ton of overhead, isn't it? since I'm almost instantly using the outputted files
GHOh wait, weren't you the person who was trying to use the
princehaha yes
GI'm trying to eliminate each roadblock from hosting on Pages one at a time
GAFAIK
princeit brings its own binary
ZJust like workers, pages functions don't run on Node, and they don't have access to the operating system. You can't run binaries on pages functions. You could, however, run stuff like that during build
ZWell, I suppose if it's compiled to WASM it might work, but if that's not supported adding that yourself will be extremely tricky
GFair enough.
GI can run them on normal Pages though, right?
Greferring to binaries specifically
GAFAIK, I can't run stuff on Node on Pages either
ZPages is a static file host. Pages functions is workers integrated with pages. Neither of these can run node. Pages also has a build process (you push a change to git -> CF builds the project and uploads the results to pages). This runs in a VM where you can do whatever you need, including running node or other binaries. You can't trigger this build process per request.
GThanks for the detailed explanation!
GNeither of these can run nodethis refers to functions and workers, right?
ZI was referring to the static file hosting part of pages and the pages functions part of pages. But indeed, workers also can't run node or executables
GSo, I can only run node and binaries during the build process and not at runtime? (of Pages, not Functions)
ZYes.
GUnfortunate.
Gis there no other local file I/O alternative?
GI'm guessing no
HNothing other than storing everything as a string/blob
GGotcha.
PWhat does pages actually run on?
UGitHub
The JavaScript / Wasm runtime that powers Cloudflare Workers - GitHub - cloudflare/workerd: The JavaScript / Wasm runtime that powers Cloudflare Workers
RI have a hugo site in cloudflare pages. Is it possible to use this library https://github.com/subhendukundu/worker-auth-providers in Cloudflare pages functions?
GitHub
worker-auth-providers is an open-source providers to make authentication easy with workers. Very lightweight script which doesn't need a lot of dependencies. Plug it with any framework or t...
DI have configured a build that yields a
functions/[[path]].jsfunctions/[[path]].js.map
DI've seen this and an guess is that only a service like Sentry then uses the map to re-map the stack trace and present the usable stack trace to me? Currently for my small project I am just hitting a webhook that sends the stacktrace as a telegram to me
KSourcemaps for individual routes aren't useful (iirc) - all of your Functions are bundled later into a single file.
DI am not following - I have one single [[path]].js function and map. The build artefacts are already just one file (but with mappings to other files that exist during development). Disclaimer, I am inexperienced with buidl maps and infra setup
DThis is how my functions dir looks like (and it should look like that in Cloudflare's CI step as well, so cloudflare should have everything they need to provide the usable stack trace)
9hi guys. is
tail.developers.workers.devi keep getting an error connecting to it
9actually it's just my DNS server that is not aware of the domain 
i resolved it by switching to Cloudflare DNS server 1.1.1.1
i resolved it by switching to Cloudflare DNS server 1.1.1.1
KI'm stuck on function bindings... I have worker A with a service binding to worker B.
WORKER_A does the following:
I get an error:
All the examples I see show just passing the request that worker A received, but I need to hit a different endpoint on WORKER_B.
WORKER_A does the following:
I get an error:
TypeError: Fetch API cannot load: /All the examples I see show just passing the request that worker A received, but I need to hit a different endpoint on WORKER_B.
KThe URL needs to be absolute.
K(i.e have a hostname)
Kreally? OMG! I though the whole point of that Fetcher was that it was BOUND to the service!
KThe hostname doesn't really do anything, it doesn't send it to anywhere but the bound Worker.
KIt's the same as Durable Objects - the URL needs to be absolute.
