that file isn't included in the uploaded deployment
that file isn't included in the uploaded deployment
Tthank James
Tthank you.
R
Jnope, looks like it's supposed to be for nuxt instead of next
Thow easy is it to hit that 10MB worker size on the paid plan?
IWorkers are now limited to 25MB, not 10.
Toh so 1mb free 25mb on paid?
IYup.
Ttake my $5
Twhy I see on the website it said that the limit is 10MB. Can you share the link for 25 MB limit?
IThere was an open docs pull request but it was closed for some reason: https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-docs/pull/13253/files
ITOn the github it said that 5MB for free and 25MB for 5$, can anyone in Cloudflare team confirm this? On the docs it still showed 1MB and 10MB.
TPrediction: They're going to announce the increased plans as part of this week's dev week announcements. 
JThe 25mb limit has been a thing for quite a long time, not a new plan increase
Tand the free plan limit is 5MB instead of 1MB as docs mentioned?
Jnot sure about the free plan, but paid has been 25 for quite a while
EAny recommended libraries for password hashing in edge runtime. bcryptjs and bcrypt are both not compatible
Twhat i do:
EPerfect thanks haven’t used Lucia but looks good to me
PHey, in order to fecth Firebase Firestore rest API, I want to authenticate with google and obtain a JSON Web Token during build or before build and then fetch my database. It works locally, but can't find a way to make it work on cloudflare, any suggestion on how to do this?
AI've had a failing deployment because my worker was more than 10MB in the past two weeks or so.
TPGitHub
A lightweight JWT implementation with ZERO dependencies for Cloudflare Workers. - tsndr/cloudflare-worker-jwt
TI have a next-on-pages API need to call other Worker. Is it similar when useing binding and fetch method for calling other Worker from next-on-pages application.
Nid assume just fetch()
Dyou need to set up a service binding to your Pages application to a worker, then you can access the binding with
getRequestContextfetch
TCan I just setup a new worker. Deploy to Cloudflare. That worker has a url. On my page I just use fetch with that url like a normal url.
TI am not sure which one is a best practice. Since both of them still work
HService Bindings are best practice, since they are faster, plus they also prevent anyone else from accessing the second Worker
Dhave you tried the version without the binding? as far as I know that shouldn't work...
Nmade my first nextjs page on cloudflare pages, with working db and auth :D
0has anyone gotten middleware to work in pages with nextjs?
0do you name it normally at the root of your project
middleware.tsfunctions/_middleware.tsa bit confused hahah
DHi @0xwei_hup 
are you trying to create a full stack Next.js application?
or a static Next.js application with some server side logic implemented with
are you trying to create a full stack Next.js application?
or a static Next.js application with some server side logic implemented with
functions/full stack next.js 
Dah ok, so you should use a proper
middleware.tsand please keep in mind that
functions/next-on-pagesohh so just like according to nextjs official docs? like just put at root level
middleware.ts
Dyes, exactly
0aite aite, thanks so much, just another question, so if i'm doing static instead, i can use
functions/You can see an example of a
middleware.tsnext-on-pagesGitHub
very simple nextjs apps used to manually test next-on-pages, until we find a better solution - dario-piotrowicz/next-apps-for-testing
0Wow that's cool, thanks a lot sir 
Dyes, but then you can't use Next.js' server features
Dso you can either do: Static Next.js with
functions/functions/unless you have some specific concerns/reasons you should just go with the full stack solution
Dmy pleasure 
Thello. I just try and get service binding work with next-on-pages. my question is is it correct the second worker will be execute asap when using service binding, no network ahead or latency when compared to normal http request.
