As you've already been told multiple times, please don't crosspost the same question in many differe
As you've already been told multiple times, please don't crosspost the same question in many different channels.
Ait doesnt show inemail worker
AI'm looking at the docs on workers rules, but it's not quite clear to me how it's supposed to work - I'm trying to make it so that hitting /foo will use a handler defined in /routes/foo.ts - but have also tried having /foo.ts -is there an example around of how this might work?
IWorkers rules define when to fire a Worker, they don't control which file is run. You'll need a router within the Worker, like https://hono.dev or itty-router.
Hono is a small, simple, and ultrafast web framework for the Edges. It works on Cloudflare Workers, Fastly Compute, Deno, Bun, Vercel, Netlify, AWS Lambda, Lambda@Edge, and Node.js. Fast, but not only fast.
Aah, okay. That's kinda of what I had been doing until now, defining a route parser and then handing off to a handler class.
AWas just hoping to make my code a little more modular and have it so that the parent didnt' need to know about the children explicitly, and could just be inherited by a config. Ultimately the goal was to have routes that were never compiled/deployed in prod.
Xno one is helping me bro
Xi use cloudflare and when i first download it shows the little task thingy in the bottom right
RThis isn't allowed it seems. The API throws an error:
Route pattern should not have query parameters [code: 10022]
Cyea you can't use query params in routes
https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/configuration/routing/routes/
Route patterns may not contain infix wildcards or query parameters. For example, neithernorexample.com/*.jpgare valid route patterns.example.com/?foo=*
Conly way to catch query params is wildcard like the docs quote you linked says
RThat's what I was afraid of. I was hoping to avoid doing the route matching in the worker itself since 99% of our hits would not be matching and it'd cost us CPU time for nothing.
Cthe cpu time should be essentially zero if you check the path and don't execute whatever it is you're doing, inside of the worker itself
Crequest costs though
RYeah there's an API on the zone so I was really hoping to avoid that.
RAll because marketing wants their ?utm parameters 
Eoh my bad :(
They guys im a complete workers noob but have got everything up and running and deployed a few tests and im getting my feet wet, I get that workers aren't going to replace all server functions and you're limited to packages etc, would there be any way by the grace of jebus to be able to extract text from pdf with workers, rust/python/ts anything im open, I can use a server or third party api if I have to but id love to just do it on workers, only need to do 1-3 documents at a time per run and just save the text
AIf you can write code to execute it anywhere, why wouldn't you be able to do it in a worker?
Ti don’t know because of limitations of libraries that extract text from pdfs i guess ? also due to my ignorance im pretty dumb programmer just figuring out how everything works one function at a time
Tno libs natively supported i could see
TI'm generating html responses dynamically depending on the cookies the requesting user has sent (it's something very simple, just inlining some scripts).
Is there a way for the worker to send an ETag header in the generated html response?
Currently is doesn't do that.
Is there a way for the worker to send an ETag header in the generated html response?
Currently is doesn't do that.
IAny updates or blog posts coming soon for the new static assets support in Cloudflare Workers? 
HFetch the pdf then read the response arrayBuffer into a Uint8Array
TToday, my cloudflare worker not async, so it error 
my code is 3 function await but it not wait 
my code is 3 function await but it not wait TAnyone have same issue ?
Rhttps://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/changelog/historical-changelog/#2021-10-21 states:
Would be good to have that info in the ReadableStream BYOBReader docs.
Behavior is identical to.read()except that at leastbytes are read, only returning fewer if EOF is encountered. One final call tosize.readAtLeast()is still needed to get back adone = truevalue.
Would be good to have that info in the ReadableStream BYOBReader docs.
Tyou can fetch a pdf!?
HYeah
HWhy not
HFetch is just a fancy word for "get me the data at the given directory at the given domain/ip"
HDoesn't matter what the data is
HYou can fetch anything as long as you have the credentials to do so
Tok excellent this is amazing news idk why im dumb to not have thought of that
Tfollowup question im having a hard time understanding the pyodide integration and how to properly load packages in the python worker
TI guess my question is, how do I know when to use micropip vs pyodide load - is this always necessary, coming from someone who only has ever worked with pure python/conda/venv and requirements it's just a bit different and im reading the docs trying to follow along, so I need aiohttp package in my worker
IYou cannot currently.
IPackages in Python Workers aren't supported.
Tim reading the documentation on the natively accessable packages specifically
Tand how you would load those ones with pyodide
TI do understand that outside of this you cannot load in others (for now)
IThat's what I mean, you cannot currently.
I
ITim trying to use packages that are listed on the available supported packages htough :S
Tin the docs it says the package i want is supported
IThe docs are misleading and I'm working to get them clarified - there are no supported packages built-in currently.
Toh my gosh lol.. ive been at this for hours because the docs said the particular list was supported packages
Ttrying to figure out what in the heck im doing wrong
