How can I password protect a specific route on my website? example: mydomain.com/admin
How can I password protect a specific route on my website?
example: mydomain.com/admin
example: mydomain.com/admin
SProbably via Zero Trust
JCan anyone confirm? I didn't see any such option looking at Zero Trust.
Most posts say you need to do a auth service with workers etc
Most posts say you need to do a auth service with workers etc
HZero Trust comes with existing support for OAuth providers like Google, GitHub, etc., but if you want your own branded login page, you can use something like Okta
H
AI feel like I am losing my mind with Lucia 
And definitely doing something stupid, I am developing locally - using
I put in all the bits required for Lucia based on their guide, and it all works fine until I need to retrieve the D1 binding. To do that, in a Next.js server action, I use
And definitely doing something stupid, I am developing locally - using npm create cloudflare@latestI put in all the bits required for Lucia based on their guide, and it all works fine until I need to retrieve the D1 binding. To do that, in a Next.js server action, I use
getRequestContext().env.DBgetRequestContextnode:cryptoIs the stack trace
AOkay I am an idiot, I was importing 
oslo/password
DPlease someone help me.
My domain is fineshop.app
My domain is fineshop.app
_Pretty sure it's a no, but does anybody know if the Grafana + Cloudflare integration show metrics/logs for Pages deployments?
JNope. No response at all
WThere's no ETA right now. Part of the convergence work will be to support tail workers (and have everything supported) but no ETA today
LGood evening everyone, may I ask who knows why I created the functions directory and placed the JavaScript file, but instead of automatically generating a route, it was treated as a static file
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KHello, which is the best way to redirect www to domain apex (root)?
Chttps://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/how-to/www-redirect/ using Bulk Redirects (like in that guide) or Dynamic Redirect Rules
Cloudflare Docs
In this guide, you will learn how to redirect the www subdomain to your apex domain (example.com). This is a common question and can be achieved by …
SHey, I've got few websites that most of them consume a set of common images.
I was thinking of creating a CF page project (eg assets.mydomain.com) that will only host the images (pre-optimized)
And on my other websites I fetch those images from that assets.mydomain.com project.
Would this violate CF ToS? I remember there was something about video, but not sure about images and can't find something with some google foo
I was thinking of creating a CF page project (eg assets.mydomain.com) that will only host the images (pre-optimized)
And on my other websites I fetch those images from that assets.mydomain.com project.
Would this violate CF ToS? I remember there was something about video, but not sure about images and can't find something with some google foo
SI guess it will fall under the "dipropotional percentage compared to html". So the answer is: Don't do it
SSo my use case is this:
We have a bunch of websites, that have some images, eg hero image etc. not much.
Its build on nextjs but we export the site as static. We dont need SSR and the stuff.
We do use some 3rd party exporter for optimizing the images during build, but there are issues (upstream), where aren't easily solved.
On the other hand other frameworks have much better support for optimizing images at build time.
And I had a shower thought, that I could use that framework to deploy a dummy page with all the images I want and fetch them on my other sites.
But, ofcourse this "hack" is just that. Hack
But thanks for mentioning this, I had this on my head as an "image optimizaton" only service.
But I looked again and also supports delivery too.
Now gotta figure the current image fetch count. I dont support it will be that big !
We have a bunch of websites, that have some images, eg hero image etc. not much.
Its build on nextjs but we export the site as static. We dont need SSR and the stuff.
We do use some 3rd party exporter for optimizing the images during build, but there are issues (upstream), where aren't easily solved.
On the other hand other frameworks have much better support for optimizing images at build time.
And I had a shower thought, that I could use that framework to deploy a dummy page with all the images I want and fetch them on my other sites.
But, ofcourse this "hack" is just that. Hack
But thanks for mentioning this, I had this on my head as an "image optimizaton" only service.
But I looked again and also supports delivery too.
Now gotta figure the current image fetch count. I dont support it will be that big !
ARandom Q: were the improvements to local dev for Next.js mentioned anywhere? I had a look at blogs and couldn’t see anything, but versus how it was before, the new getRequestContext / CloudflareEnv is so much better and wondered how I missed it, and if I were CF’d I’d be shouting about this
Zi bet if you have a static pages.dev site with just some images, they probably wouldn't care
Zif its like 100kb of data for an optimized image, and its cached anyways, its like 1e-1000% of CF's network traffic
Z
PIs it possible to integrate Vitest for Cloudflare Pages?
HDoes anyone know if it's possible to host preview branch on a specific subdomain?
LI have successfully built my Next.js site but the build errored out due to a 20,000 page limit. Any chance this limit is larger/does not exist on a paid plan? All of my dynamic routes are set to render force-static, hence the page size increases. Thanks!
0i'm curious as to why nextjs and astrojs both uses sharp to optimise images with their Image component but nextjs doesn't work when deployed to cloudflare pages whereas astrojs worked
Rfrom there doc
0ermm i think you got the wrong meaning from my msg
0basically, astrojs image component for optimisation works when deployed to cf pages
0nextjs don't
0sry if there was any confusion
0i'm thinking probably because cf don't use .next/ and uses .vercel/output/static or something
0but not sure
0i'm thinking is because astro build converted the image to webp
_astro/image.somerandomID123.webp straight away and uses this instead0not quite sure also hahaha
Rdoes it really work? their doc said it doesn't
Rmaybe they convert the image in the build process
Rnext only do that on static export
0yeah i was thinking this also, because mine is static also
0this uses the adapter for ssr or hybrid right?
0this probably wouldn't work like they said
