is there any way i can bypass the runtime check? this dynamic route has a generate static params and
is there any way i can bypass the runtime check? this dynamic route has a generate static params and will always only generate 3 different endpoints
JFor dynamic route SSG you need to tell Next.js to only generate the routes provided.
See how in https://github.com/cloudflare/next-on-pages/blob/main/packages%2Fnext-on-pages%2Fdocs%2Fgotchas.md
See how in https://github.com/cloudflare/next-on-pages/blob/main/packages%2Fnext-on-pages%2Fdocs%2Fgotchas.md
3Just wondering for edge runtime if we have dynamic routes (
Does this apply to static sites only or everything? My reason for doing this way is I have more than 20,000 pages (I'm forced to use edge runtime instead of static export) I plan to make the popular pages static so in theory it will reduce calling a worker functions. Would I have to also include these pages in
/blog/[slug]) is it possible say to turn a certain page into static e.g. /blog/1 would it still count towards a function call? According to https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/configuration/serving-pages/#route-matching "If an HTML file is found with a matching path to the current route requested, Pages will serve it. Pages will also redirect HTML pages to their extension-less counterparts: for instance, /contact.html will be redirected to /contact, and /about/index.html will be redirected to /about/."Does this apply to static sites only or everything? My reason for doing this way is I have more than 20,000 pages (I'm forced to use edge runtime instead of static export) I plan to make the popular pages static so in theory it will reduce calling a worker functions. Would I have to also include these pages in
routes.json?
KAs everything except
/_next/static/* invokes the functions script even static pages in a next.js project are billable requests afaik. You can see this rule in a single deployment under functions (at the bottom). Provided you use next-on-pages.
AAnyone get D1 working with local development? I've tried every blog post and looked through here and can't seem to figure it out. I would be happy with developing against the remote DB or local DB. Every time I'm in dev mode it seems to be connecting to an empty Sqlite DB that doesn't have any tables in it based on the errors. I've tried putting my remote DB name/ID in the bindings or a local one and i get the same results.
A(it works fine when deployed)
JThey will still invoke the worker as Kev said, unless they're in _routes.json. But excluding routes (instead of assets) from invoking the worker is generally not a good idea as non-static exports expect to be able to through a series of phases and rules for routing that Vercel defines for us.
There are still benefits to prerendering routes though, as it would reduce your final worker size, not need to spend cpu time to render the page, not need to make fetch calls during a render, and so on. So there are benefits still.
There are still benefits to prerendering routes though, as it would reduce your final worker size, not need to spend cpu time to render the page, not need to make fetch calls during a render, and so on. So there are benefits still.
WHey Folks- im trying to use KV/D1 inside a Server component, is this possible or only inside an API route? I can't find any examples online
I've got this in my next.config.js, but process.env.TESTKV is always undefined
I've got this in my next.config.js, but process.env.TESTKV is always undefined
WAnother question - is the wrangler.toml file not needed with next-on-pages?
Dim a n00b so don't quote me, but you should absolutely be able to access KV/D1 in a server component,
not sure why your setup is undefined, but i think you need to create a KV from local wrangler as well? could be totally wrong and/or maybe you already did this
in terms of
anyways others who are more knowledgable may be able to help more if you haven't already figured it out
not sure why your setup is undefined, but i think you need to create a KV from local wrangler as well? could be totally wrong and/or maybe you already did this
in terms of
wrangler.tomlanyways others who are more knowledgable may be able to help more if you haven't already figured it out
GitHub
Example/Demo app showing the usage of this new implementation: https://github.com/dario-piotrowicz/next-on-pages-next-dev-get-bindings-proxy-test-demo
fixes #623
fixes #634 (by shifting the issue ...
fixes #623
fixes #634 (by shifting the issue ...
Wthanks - maybe that is is my issue - I dont have the local one created. Is there any way to connect to the remote one while working locally?
Dusing just
you probably already saw this but the internal github doc:
that says it generates from miniflare, so i feel like you may not need it locally, but can't remember how i set it up last time hehe
next devyou probably already saw this but the internal github doc:
that says it generates from miniflare, so i feel like you may not need it locally, but can't remember how i set it up last time hehe
SI'm having some trouble with exceptions getting logged in Sentry and I think it is related to how Cloudflare Pages is bundling the application, but I'm not certain. basically if an error occurs locally, then it gets logged correctly as an exception to Sentry. but when deployed on Cloudflare Pages, it is getting logged as a console error message and not an exception.
we are still using NextJS 13 and the old version of next-on-pages
I tried adding a custom _error.js file like here but then it gave an error when building and said I need to specify that as an edge route, which I don't think is what I'm wanting to do?
we are still using NextJS 13 and the old version of next-on-pages
I tried adding a custom _error.js file like here but then it gave an error when building and said I need to specify that as an edge route, which I don't think is what I'm wanting to do?
JgetInitialProps can probably run on the server i imagine, so it will try to generate an node.js function I would assume. It's also a legacy API so your mileage may vary.
I don't know how sentry works, but the error it's logging could be the one that we catch and then log via console.error after running an edge function, but I'm not sure how sentry works so unsure if that's what's intercepting
I don't know how sentry works, but the error it's logging could be the one that we catch and then log via console.error after running an edge function, but I'm not sure how sentry works so unsure if that's what's intercepting
DHello, I'm new to cloudflare and want to contact with someone using cloudflare worker with next js application can anyone help me?! ~ty.
JCan you write your question please?
Sthe exceptions that should be getting logged are happening in the browser, but they seem to get swallowed up 
DMy question is Do we use next api routes If we're creating next js application with cloudflare or we are using workers?!
JYes you use next.js API routes if you want to deploy a full stack next.js app to cloudflare
JWould something like react-error-boundary help here perhaps?
DWhat about workers what's the use case of it in Next js application, sorry If it seems basic questions but as I said I'm totally new to cloudflare
JWhen you use
@cloudflare/next-on-pages
Di need to use Cloudflare API routes nested of next API routes, how to do it and access my end point inside functions directory
JThe functions directory doesn't work with next-on-pages as we generate our own worker for your route. You should be using next.js API routes if you're using next-on-pages
Dok, should i add export const runtime = "edge" in the top level of my routes in next API routes to make it run on the edge servers
DYes, every api routes must have a export const runtime = "edge" in order to make it work on Cloudflare pages
MDoes the Wrangler cli work in next-on-pages?
I create a project with next and cloudflare,
Added the wrangler.toml file in the root after installing Wrangler cli and trying to run the local host development server but it doesn't.
I use the command
Wrangler pages dev
I create a project with next and cloudflare,
Added the wrangler.toml file in the root after installing Wrangler cli and trying to run the local host development server but it doesn't.
I use the command
Wrangler pages dev
Mso in the next-on-pages we don't use the Functions directory for API routes nested we use Next API routes but adding at the top level
export const runtime="edge"
export const runtime="edge"
DYes, functions directory doesn't work when using next-on-pages.
DIt uses vercel to build your app and generates a _worker.js based on your routes if I am not wrong.
MNo I need to use cloudflare pages not vercel..
Explain it more please
Explain it more please
MYou mean next-on-pages use vercel to build the app ?
MSo where is the cloudflare role in it ??
Just hosting ??
I tried to understand it from the documentation but I feel something is missing.
Just hosting ??
I tried to understand it from the documentation but I feel something is missing.
Dnext-on-pages uses vercel-cli to build next.js application for the edge runtime and then do some extra tasks internally to make it compatible with Cloudflare pages.
Mso you mean when I use
npm create cloudflare@latest -- --framework=next
It uses vercel to build the project and make it compatible with cloudflare ??
npm create cloudflare@latest -- --framework=next
It uses vercel to build the project and make it compatible with cloudflare ??
DYou can read more here:
https://github.com/cloudflare/next-on-pages/tree/main/packages/next-on-pages#cloudflarenext-on-pages
https://github.com/cloudflare/next-on-pages/tree/main/packages/next-on-pages#cloudflarenext-on-pages
GitHub
CLI to build and develop Next.js apps for Cloudflare Pages - cloudflare/next-on-pages
MDoes wrangler work with 'next-on-pages' ??
or should I use the next localhost development server as usual
or should I use the next localhost development server as usual
HIt does work, in the sense that you can build your project then run it with Wrangler. But, if you want live changes to show up, run it with the
nextwhen i'm trying to start development server with wrangler "wrangler pages dev" it gives me an error of static directory doesn't specified but I ensured that i build the application before and exported it's static to an Out directory and specified the out directory in the wrangler.toml file,
so can any one explain that to me?
or should I use next development server "npm run dev" nested of using wrangler?
so can any one explain that to me?
or should I use next development server "npm run dev" nested of using wrangler?
HYou need to provide the output directory to the dev command, like so:
Dstill have an error
HRename the
wrangler.tomlI renamed it but still same error
HHow about if you delete it?
Dit gave me error of missing compatability date, should i add it to the command?
Danother thing, where to define my bindings?
DIn the command itself
MWhat command I don't get it
DA binding enables your Pages Functions to interact with resources on the Cloudflare developer platform. Use bindings to integrate your Pages Functions …
DFor
https://github.com/cloudflare/next-on-pages/tree/main/internal-packages/next-dev
next devhttps://github.com/cloudflare/next-on-pages/tree/main/internal-packages/next-dev
GitHub
CLI to build and develop Next.js apps for Cloudflare Pages - cloudflare/next-on-pages
MYes, thanks
