pages environment vars
hey guys i posted a question on reddit before remembering discord, maybe you can help out.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CloudFlare/comments/18shs8h/how_to_work_with_environment_variables_in_pages/
hey everyone,
i made my first site, and i'm hoping to make the code public on my github repo.
the site is hosted with cloudflare pages and workers.
the workers part is easy: i just have a wrangler.toml file that holds a bunch of variables and i pass them through the context in the workers.
but for example, i'm also using the clouflare turnstile - and it requires a site key to be run from the client side. right now, i have it literally sitting in a .ts file.
when i go to Workers & Pages for the static webapp, there is a section for Environment variables... but how do i extract those into the actual code.
let's say i have:
right now im using:
which is definitely not recommended.
can anyone share how i would load the environment variables i save on the cloudflare website.
(also would be great if it were possible to have something similar to a wrangler.toml for the static app to hold the vars)
https://www.reddit.com/r/CloudFlare/comments/18shs8h/how_to_work_with_environment_variables_in_pages/
hey everyone,
i made my first site, and i'm hoping to make the code public on my github repo.
the site is hosted with cloudflare pages and workers.
the workers part is easy: i just have a wrangler.toml file that holds a bunch of variables and i pass them through the context in the workers.
but for example, i'm also using the clouflare turnstile - and it requires a site key to be run from the client side. right now, i have it literally sitting in a .ts file.
when i go to Workers & Pages for the static webapp, there is a section for Environment variables... but how do i extract those into the actual code.
let's say i have:
async function renderTurnstile(){
let turnstileToken;
const renderParams = {
sitekey: CLDFLR_SITEKEY_TO_USE,
callback: async function(token: any) {
turnstileToken = token;
turnstileTokenStore.set(token);
await tick();
console.log();
},
theme: 'dark',
appearance: 'interaction-only'
};right now im using:
import { CLDFLR_SITEKEY_TO_USE } from '../routes/DevOrProd.ts'which is definitely not recommended.
can anyone share how i would load the environment variables i save on the cloudflare website.
(also would be great if it were possible to have something similar to a wrangler.toml for the static app to hold the vars)
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