hey there, i'm facing this weird behaviour when using lower case, for navigation word the pipeline

hey there, i'm facing this weird behaviour when using lower case, for navigation word the pipeline fails finding the module, still both versions works on local.

import Navigation from "~/components/Navigation"; OK
import Navigation from "~/components/navigation"; FAIL
import Footer from "~/components/footer"; OK

ConstantinOP•12/17/24, 9:54 PM

is navigationnavigation a reserved word or has a distinct treatment in the workers builing pipeline context?

CConstantin hey there, i'm facing this weird behaviour when using lower case, for navigatio...

Chaika•12/17/24, 10:02 PM

If you're devving on Windows, it's going to be case insensitive until it hits the linux-based very much case sensitive build ci/cd env

ConstantinOP•12/17/24, 10:02 PM

nah, it mac .. weird things

Chaika•12/17/24, 10:03 PM

I think mac is case insensitive too by default? I mean, what's the actual file name you're trying to import?

ConstantinOP•12/17/24, 10:07 PM

so i'm having /landing/navigation/index.tsx/landing/navigation/index.tsx exporting export default ...

then using
import Navigation from "~/components/landing/navigation";

all good on local, fails on CF side.

Why i'm saying is very weird, is because if i rename the directory from navigationnavigation to navnav and update the inport too. CF works also

ConstantinOP•12/17/24, 10:32 PM

huh, so very weird .. navigationnavigation, headerheader directory names not working, but navnav does

ConstantinOP•12/17/24, 10:47 PM

well, i think i was messing with the tsconfig. looking to another cf worker example and this seems to work now. ty @Chaika

theo•12/17/24, 10:53 PM

there are weird case issues with git and mac vs linux. On many projects I've tried to name everything in kebab-casekebab-case to avoid it, but it is a bit of a pain when dealing with frontend PascalCasePascalCase components.
As you have just discovered, it will bite you when you try to change the case only on something.

jsk•12/17/24, 11:21 PM

Any recommended way to cache Google API Oauth Tokens on a free workers plan without using a db or cloud storage solution?

Found this when searching but not sure if its recommended in 2024

Isaac McFadyen•12/17/24, 11:26 PM

without using a db or cloud storage solution

The answer in the screenshot is really the only way to do so. Keep in mind that it's only going to be cached in the colo the Worker is running in, so if another Worker in another colo is triggered then it won't see the cached value.

Walshy•12/17/24, 11:27 PM

Any reason to not use a db like d1?

Isaac McFadyen•12/17/24, 11:27 PM

^ or KV

jsk•12/17/24, 11:32 PM

Ah given my Google oauth token has a TTL of approx 3600s, i would attach something like this to my fetch request and it should ~roughly reduce some request load given a worker in the same data center is executed?

cf: {
// Always cache this fetch regardless of content type
// for a max of 5 seconds before revalidating the resource
cacheTtl: 3400,
},

This is for a project operating at very small scale, think a request load of ~ <= 125/month on average hitting this api endpoint and thats an estimate on the high side -- i don't want to inject the complexity of a full blown db in this case

I would probably be fine with just refreshing the google oauth tokens as well on every request but don't mind understanding if there are some optimizations Cloudflare provides for cases like this

Jjsk Ah given my Google oauth token has a TTL of approx 3600s, i would attach somethi...

Isaac McFadyen•12/17/24, 11:50 PM

So two main points based on your requirements:

This is an OK solution if you don't want to involve a DB.
At that low load then it probably won't do anything anyway, though, because 3400 is "3400 seconds" which is around an hour. If you have less than 125 req/month, then unless more than 1 per hour comes in (1 per hour and in the same colo, and Cloudflare has more than 350 so that's quite unlikely) then it won't be cached.
At that low load then you really don't need to worry about Google OAuth's servers, they can easily handle that load and I expect they're fairly quick (unsure?) so the actual OAuth refresh is likely less than the thing you're using the token for anyway.

Leo_C•12/18/24, 2:42 AM

I want to ask if there was any issue with the assets binded worker around 20:00 UTC on December 17th. There was a moment when my website was inaccessible, but there were no actual losses. I am aware that we are still in the testing phase, but curiosity makes me wonder what happened behind the scenes.:MeowHeartCloudflare:

LLeo_C I want to ask if there was any issue with the assets binded worker around 20:00 ...

Chaika•12/18/24, 2:53 AM

yes https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/bsff6fmj9w3z

Issue with Workers Assets

Starry Miracle•12/18/24, 3:48 AM

Hi! I am new to workers. Currently I build a worker to fetch an API and compare with the result fetched 5 minutes ago (with cron).

I am using KV to store that API result so that I can use it for comparison for the next call. Is there better way to store the result for use a? Is using KV/D1 a must?

One of the concern is KV write/day will be 24*60/5=28824*60/5=288, and this is not really scaleable if the free quota only has 1000 write/day. getting 4 API will exceed the free quota... and I probably need more only in testing stage.

Starry Miracle•12/18/24, 3:50 AM

Another question: may I know the reason why even when I am using dashboard to create a new worker (from Hello World template), the logging will automatically turn off when I publish a new version, even if I am not using wrangler in the whole project? Am I doing anything wrong?

Trojan•12/18/24, 12:54 PM

i know this is a reach but does cloudflare workers have any plans to support docker containers like google cloud run?

Trojan•12/18/24, 12:55 PM

i would love to take advantage of a serverless http3 solution

TTrojan i know this is a reach but does cloudflare workers have any plans to support doc...

Ashley•12/18/24, 1:55 PM

https://blog.cloudflare.com/container-platform-preview/ it’s coming next year, but the details are largely TBC in terms of what you can run & how

The Cloudflare Blog

Our container platform is in production. It has GPUs. Here’s an ear...

We’ve been working on something new — a platform for running containers across Cloudflare’s network. We already use it in production, for AI inference and more. Today we want to share an early look at how it’s built, why we built it, and how we use it ourselves.

Trojan•12/18/24, 1:56 PM

absolute banger

Trojan•12/18/24, 1:56 PM

i’m gonna go broke

Magnaboy•12/18/24, 9:34 PM

Any recommendations for ORMs/libraries for using D1 that provides some typesafety? e.g. prisma (which im avoiding because it apparently adds like 1mb to the worker size)

MMagnaboy Any recommendations for ORMs/libraries for using D1 that provides some typesafet...

Hard@Work•12/18/24, 9:34 PM

https://orm.drizzle.team

Drizzle ORM - next gen TypeScript ORM.

Drizzle ORM is a lightweight and performant TypeScript ORM with developer experience in mind.

Magnaboy•12/18/24, 9:35 PM

I'll try it out thanks :) it works good?

MMagnaboy I'll try it out thanks :) it works good?

Hard@Work•12/18/24, 9:36 PM

I like it, but don't take that as an official recommendation or anything

JJeffL Hey all, (I'm experienced with workers, but I think this is a bit of an undocume...

JeffL•12/18/24, 11:40 PM

Anyway, for anybody else curious about this issue, there is something wrong behind the scenes with the CF "orange-to-orange" setup with the saas provider. Going through a support ticket.

JJeffL Anyway, for anybody else curious about this issue, there is something wrong behi...

JeffL•12/18/24, 11:41 PM

The takeaway - orange-to-orange setup with a CNAME to a CF-enabled saas provider can be unreliable.

0x146231489231923•12/18/24, 11:46 PM

does Meta blocked request from cloudflare worker? I am trying to access https://lookaside.fbsbx.comhttps://lookaside.fbsbx.com from cloudflare worker but seems like keep failing

0x146231489231923•12/18/24, 11:47 PM

but locally it works, with accessing it and upload the file to s3 bucket

0x146231489231923•12/19/24, 12:03 AM

Any mods around?

fernvenue•12/19/24, 4:33 AM

Hi all, is there any way to import something that can handle RSS feed?

fernvenue•12/19/24, 4:33 AM

I tried some, but no one works.

Burrito•12/19/24, 3:33 PM

Is there a service/ready to use tool where I can input a URL and it hits that from many different locations for a few times and give back some analytics on things like average TTFB etc?

BBurrito Is there a service/ready to use tool where I can input a URL and it hits that fr...

Hard@Work•12/19/24, 4:56 PM

https://globalping.io/

Globalping

Globalping - Internet and web infrastructure monitoring and benchma...

Run free latency tests and network commands like ping, traceroute, HTTP and DNS resolve on probes located worldwide.

HHard@Work https://globalping.io/

Burrito•12/19/24, 5:21 PM

Nice, but it's only for pings. Is there something that does a HTTP request and measure the whole thing?

BBurrito Nice, but it's only for pings. Is there something that does a HTTP request and m...

Mathis @ blaxel.ai•12/19/24, 5:31 PM

What about k6 cloud -- from Grafana labs? https://grafana.com/products/cloud/k6/?src=k6io

Grafana Labs

Grafana Cloud k6 | Performance testing tool

With Grafana Cloud k6, you can easily run cloud-based performance tests for up to 1 million concurrent virtual users or 5 million requests/second.

Mathis @ blaxel.ai•12/19/24, 5:32 PM

You might be writting a bunch of code, but it perfectly fits your use-case imo

SShayan Is it okay to have a worker that handles scheduling cron jobs but also using the...

Ashley•12/19/24, 5:37 PM

Perfectly fine to have them both in the same Worker

BBurrito Nice, but it's only for pings. Is there something that does a HTTP request and m...

Chaika•12/19/24, 5:37 PM

That's not the case, it can do HTTP too w/ timings

Chaika•12/19/24, 5:37 PM

Chaika•12/19/24, 5:39 PM

If you want a load test or scheduled tests then you'd have to use something else tho, Grafana K6s could do that. Cloudflare itself has scheduled tests you can setup under Speed -> Observatory. Lots of other options out there too, depending on what you want exactly