anyone got `pino.transport` to play nicely with workers?
anyone got
pino.transport
Bnevermind; after battling it for an hour or so, i've decided to write a little wrapper around
console.log
CIs there an easy way to tell if the worker is being served from wrangler dev? I have a use case where I want to know if the worker is actually deployed to allow/disallow localhost in CORS. Right now I'm using the CF-Ray header to detect this, but it doesn't work if the wrangler dev is using a remote deployment
CYou should check your WAF logs. Probably where the request is being blocked.
DIirc the cf object will only be present if served from CloudFlare. https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/request/#incomingrequestcfproperties
HIt’s also present in local dev
Tno but i cannot get kafka to work either
DOops, never mind.
SThis basically means that smart placement is slower than the normal placement, or am I wrong? D1 database is hosted in East US and my service that's fetching data from this worker every minute is also located in the East of the US.
CIf you have a D1 DB attached and you turn on Smart Placement, it overrides its location to be closest to the D1 DB, and D1 Requests aren't going to show up in any of the Request Duration/Subrequest charts I don't think
TIf I want to guard my api with a bearer token, is it better to use the cloudflare access or do the check in my middleware?
I was reading that cache api doesn't work behind cloudflare access, any other downsides? what about performance?
I was reading that cache api doesn't work behind cloudflare access, any other downsides? what about performance?
CYou can check there is an API token with WAF rules and check the validity of the token in your middleware
Jumm, is it normal for
performance.now()I feel like it should never return 0..
Jseeing as performance.timeOrigin = 0
Cit only advances on i/o: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/performance/
(and the timeOrigin in Workers is 0 as described in there as well)
(and the timeOrigin in Workers is 0 as described in there as well)
Cloudflare Docs
Measure timing, performance, and timing of subrequests and other operations.
JBut shouldn't it still be initialised with a sensible time?
JIt breaks Effect's clock implementation because it tries to calculate the origin based on performance.now() at initialisation
Cthere's some comments in workerd about it: https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/blob/882c33f4ce989cd140da00695cd75f066558fc41/src/workerd/api/global-scope.h#L86C1-L86C8
JAnd then suddenly time jumps forwards by half a century
JThe thing is it doesn't behave like Date.now().. date doesn't return zero at initialisation
JHow do you get to the in bowser quick editor for a worker in the dashboard?
Coh you mean outside of a request it now() returns 0?
JYes
Cit's just calling dateNow which if not in an IoContext/Request does that: https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/blob/882c33f4ce989cd140da00695cd75f066558fc41/src/workerd/api/util.c%2B%2B#L210
JOh, so Date.now() behaves the same?
CI guess otherwise they'd need to track when the isolate spun up and then set another variable for unscoped requests
Cit should, let's find out!
Ctop right
Chmm yea
Cdid they hide it again? what the heck
JHmm well at least it's consistent
C
Cdid you scroll over enough?
Cfunny because they did actually remove it at one time on mobile and we had to get them to readd it lol
JOh.. it's scrollable
JThe joys of minimalist interfaces without scrollbars.. there's no way to know something's scrollable
Ceditor isn't much better if you stick to vertical w/ a small screen lol
JShould probably stick to coding on my laptop then 
JAlright that's enough chasing runtime quirk rabbit holes, better get some sleep
PGuys i just tested deploy.workers.cloudflare.com . Why it is so hard to just deploy other users workers? Requires: Github Auth, CF Acc Id, CF Token (no template for that), Fork repository, enable github action, deploy worker. Lol its really hard to do that for someone who is not using cloudflare. Why it is not just simple url to do all that staff with CF auth? It works like that way for other clouds like Azure.
POne first time i thought that its not official installation mode, but looking on url looks official.
PI think the best workflow should be enter URL -> redirect to CF Auth Page -> Security check are you sure you want to install this worker Yes/No -> Worker deployed.
Pbtw. deploy.workers.cloudflare.com looks really clear and easy to understand, but I think it is just overcomplicated.
ZThis platform has a lot of weirdness of learning curve quirks. After having finally gotten all its features figured out and working, I can say it was all worth it. Now plz give us full version of vectorize and all will be as it should be.
J
WWait, and how can I add them as Hostnames through API? Does cloudflare workers also provide this feature?
WWait I forgot it’s with the domain's zone, I think there is an API for it