then, is there another way? i really need python for the backend of my website.
then, is there another way? i really need python for the backend of my website.
HNot that I know of, at least not on Pages
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Ris there any environment variable that would identify that the pages function running on pages? I see this page, https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/build-configuration/#environment-variables. but I am a bit confused, are these variables also present in the runtime?
You may tell Cloudflare Pages how your site needs to be built as well as where its output files will be located.
KYes
Rwhat about wrangler pages dev, would the variables be present too?
KProbably not, but you could add them with a .dev.vars file or with the
--binding flag
RIs Cloudflare Down? I can't access the Dashboard.
ZThanks for reporting, we've escalated it
Z
RI get an error message like the following when I try to log in.
ISee the message right above yours, there's an ongoing outage
IYes. See onRequest hooks.
IThe Pages Functions docs should have it somewhere: https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/functions/get-started/
This guide will instruct you on creating and deploying a Pages Function.
IThere's env.assets.fetch I think. Sec.
IOh sorry
IIt's
await next()IThere's an example here, you'd just need to swap the headers for Set-Cookie: https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/functions/examples/cors-headers/
This example is a snippet from our Cloudflare Pages Template repo.
BYo, I just joined because I need to decide between workers and functions. functions seems more easy, less boiler plate. Its a gpt app with just 2-3 endpoints.
HFunctions is just Workers in a Pages project
HSo either way is good
BI mean I am gonna use pages to host the static page and assets anyway, so I guess then functions it is.
BI read it uses more CPU though, will it be much slower?
BCan pages functions handle some serious concurrent requests?
HThey should use the same CPU
BWhy do these 2 exists at the same time?
BClearly there is some significat difference for different use cases
HThey are merging them slowly
BDo you know anything about that?
HFunctions works with Pages, and Workers get the newest features
HThat's the main difference
Bthanks alot
Bdo you recommend the worker AI over gpt for just summarazing and generating?
Boh sh * it that is off topic, apologies
CIt would get cancelled yea. You can use waitUntil with the promise which will let the promise run without blocking the response: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/handlers/fetch/#contextwaituntil
Incoming HTTP requests to a Worker are passed to the fetch() handler as a request object. To respond to the request with a response, return a Response …
Cdoesn't look like it, no, you don't get passed context, maybe some way to hack it but I'm not too familiar with Pages Plugins, but it lets you return either a Response or a Promise<Response>. If you're doing anything like submitting the data, you should really await it so the user knows the form request really did go through
JAnyone know why I'm getting 512 "Could not send your email." with the Mailchannels plugin? I believe I have my DNS record setup properly for the lockdown thing, it points to the subdomain in the "Pages & Workers Overview" on the right
CYou might want to reconsider mailchannels: workers-and-pages-discussions
Regardless, it needs to be your pages.dev (even if using a custom domain, has to be the pages.dev of your project), it corresponds with the cf-worker header. ex: cfid=myproject.pages.dev
Regardless, it needs to be your pages.dev (even if using a custom domain, has to be the pages.dev of your project), it corresponds with the cf-worker header. ex: cfid=myproject.pages.dev
JAh, figured. I don't think any of that is relevant if we have lockdown/SPF/DKIM though, right?
JJust wanted a simple webform 
