What are you trying to do? Dump the environment variables? Interact with with bindings? Something el
What are you trying to do? Dump the environment variables? Interact with with bindings? Something else?
AHave an initial script that processes some data and pushes it it to a D1 DB - so I want the context of a DB etc in the normal way it might be used in a worker, so I can use shared code.
I currently have a /setup route that does some initial config for the worker - but I'd rather it were run as a script and not make it accessible to be called through the worker.
I currently have a /setup route that does some initial config for the worker - but I'd rather it were run as a script and not make it accessible to be called through the worker.
HYeah, I don't think there is anything that can do that atm
HYou could make an RPC Entrypoint(which by definition cannot be called externally), but that just kicks the ball down the road, as you would still need a different Worker to actually call the RPC Entrypoint
AI suppose as a hacky way around it I could also have a call that literally has itself look up its own environment variable options (eg, port) and call itself, then exit.
ぴis there a way to generate a presigned URL in wrangler for local R2?
scenario:
scenario:
- I store an object with
wrangler r2 object put <OBJECT_PATH> --local --file <MY_FILE - from my local environment, I want to generate a presigned URL for the locally stored images
Enot in wrangler, i would use aws cli or rclone for this
HNote, this doesn't work against a local R2 store
ぴcool, thanks guys! guess I will work some way out to use the production bucket
.Is there a vscode extension or similar that gives syntax highlight (I think it’s called) and other stuff to the wrangler.toml file?
MI'm trying to deploy a worker that builds fine with an external dependency called
Activating node compat flags in both ways just return different errors, I opened an issue on GH for more info: https://github.com/101arrowz/fflate/issues/220 but I'm not sure if this is something that depends on them or on me.
Any idea?
fflate but if I try to push it to Cloudflare through wrangler it complains about import { createRequire } from "module" that the dependency compiled code has.Activating node compat flags in both ways just return different errors, I opened an issue on GH for more info: https://github.com/101arrowz/fflate/issues/220 but I'm not sure if this is something that depends on them or on me.
Any idea?
HI use
Even Better TOMLExtension for Visual Studio Code - Fully-featured TOML support
.Thank you 
HOr
wrangler.json when I can get away with it
MAlready tried that but didn't work, now I just solved it by solving another problem 
I had a custom esbuild command for wrangler that I set a long time ago for some integration reason, by using the
Thanks for the prompt help!
I had a custom esbuild command for wrangler that I set a long time ago for some integration reason, by using the
wrangler deploy --dry-run --outdir=path/to/build for the build, the deploy went well, and the library is working like a charm!Thanks for the prompt help!
IPlease do not crosspost your questions. You were already warned once.
AHey All - I was working today on a Worker that listens to a Event Notification on a "put" of a file to R2. I sank some time in trying to figure out why uploading a file did not trigger my queue. After some time I realised that all was working as it should. Seems like R2 triggers don't work locally (while developing)
- I can confirm that they do work when deployed. Is this a know limitation? Or did I miss something obvious in the docs?
LIs there a way
wrangler pages dev [dist] can proxy the static asset that hosted by vite?Lwhy
--proxy The port to proxy (where the static assets are served) [deprecated] [number] and command The proxy command to run [deprecated] [string]Ldeprecated
H@Hard@Work | R2
Oare there plans to support sharing resources such as r2 or d1 on local development? say i bind to the same d1 by ID so it would make sense if wrangler communicated to connect to the same sqlite database
LCloudflare Docs
A binding enables your Pages Functions to interact with resources on the Cloudflare developer platform. Use bindings to integrate your Pages Functions with Cloudflare resources like KV, Durable Objects, R2, and D1. You can set bindings for both production and preview environments.
Oi have all of those in a wrangler.toml already from which it reads so thats fine
Oi mean when i have two separate workers bound to the same d1 instance, they should also be bound to the same sqlite instance locally
HIf you
—persist-to the same directory for both Workers, they will share dataLI'm a single developer have a SPA web app. I just want to save some todo by Functions. It's hard that develop SPA by wrangler pages dev
Oooh thanks!
LDevelop the SPA by Vite is a good way. How can I combine them together?
HFrameworks can add support for Bindings via getPlatformProxy, which is what we now recommend
LI notice that. But what should i do? getPlatformProxy used in functions or my SPA?
LOr should I wait the frameworks support that?
HIn your Framework. Then when you run the build command, it builds your Functions for you
Ocan i somehow set flags in wrangler toml or are they commandline only? i remember seeing a
.envnvm it isnt an option
AHello. I bet i'm the 10000th person to ask this but i can't figure a way to solve this problem:
I'm running my local worker with
If I just spin up a local nodejs server to print the request headers, i see that my proxy is forwarding the correct header, but the wrangler itself is changing it back to the routes...
I saw https://github.com/cloudflare/wrangler-legacy/issues/2319 but
If i remove
I'm running my local worker with
wrangler dev --port 8788 --local --ip 0.0.0.0 and a local proxy for proxy *.domain.local to the worker. However, on every request, the Host header is being set to my routes[0].pattern defined in wrangler.toml... How can i fix that??If I just spin up a local nodejs server to print the request headers, i see that my proxy is forwarding the correct header, but the wrangler itself is changing it back to the routes...
I saw https://github.com/cloudflare/wrangler-legacy/issues/2319 but
--local did not solved this issue...If i remove
routes from wrangler.toml, the host header isn't overwritten and work as expected.
IHas anyone gotten sentry sourcemap uploads working with wrangler build?
Anot sure how I broke this, but I started getting this error while following the learn cloudflare worker beginner youtube tutorial. I've tried npm install after deleting node_modules and package-lock. not sure if I should back up to a working state and try again or what.
A
Athe error log is telling me it cant find a couple files, ".env" and ".dev.vars"
Aany help would be appreciated!
Ai guess, never mind? I just commented and uncommented the AI binding in the toml file and it started working again. okey dokey thanks!
A@Skye | Project 
thanks for mentioning that! Even after my last post, I ended up back at the same problem. I just removed that wrapping and I am back on track with learning again. Thanks!
thanks for mentioning that! Even after my last post, I ended up back at the same problem. I just removed that wrapping and I am back on track with learning again. Thanks!
MJust a thought, but it would be neat if Wrangler had a command to switch between two logged-in accounts. I use CF for both work and personal, and it's a little laborious to to have to keep logging out of one account and into another, sometimes multiple times a day. Could this be a feature, or is there some other way to handle this?
HYou can use API tokens, or give one account access to the other
HNeither are entirely ideal, but that is what is there atm.
M"... or give one account access to the other"
- My personal account has access to my work account, but as I understand it I'd still need to logout of one account (in the browser and in Wrangler) and into the other account when I need to run wrangler commands, to ensure it's communicating with the right account, no?
HYou can add the account ID to your 
fail if you aren't set up with perms for the right account
wrangler config, then it should fail if you aren't set up with perms for the right accountMDo you mean add a reference to account ID within
wrangler.toml, and then Wrangler will run any commands against one CF account or the other, depending on the account ID found in the project's TOML?MIf so, would that be as a top-level (i.e. non-inherited) variable?
