You can generate them at build time, if that is what you mean?
You can generate them at build time, if that is what you mean?
CWell it’s a dynamic route not a pre-rendered one
CBut for a given dynamic route it would be awesome to cache the page function response if possible
HYou can cache return values, but the Worker is still invoked
EHi, I have a problem with a custom domain and astro5 actions. The default domain ( pages.dev) works well (show the last version), but the custom domain fail with the actions, and I have to refresh (F5) every time
EIs the cache of custom domain diferent to the default domain ?
Khi does it possible, to run a cloudflare pages function, and the function itself is websocket hibernation api?
any simple example to do it? if anyone knows?
any simple example to do it? if anyone knows?
HIt can be? Do you have any cache rules on your custom domain?
HYou would need to deploy a Worker separately, which declares a Durable Object
Bis there any plans for firebase sdk support on functions?
MHey guys, I've tried searching for the solution but no luck -- i simply want to cache the json response of a certain cf pages function using the cache-control header -- the cache works on the browser level, however in the response headers there's no trace of cf cache
I have query parameters, might that be the issue? hoping for someone who's done this recently and is familiar with the issue
I have query parameters, might that be the issue? hoping for someone who's done this recently and is familiar with the issue
HAre you calling the cache API?
EI have already found the solution. The problem was that "Rocket Loader" was activated.
Thanks
Thanks
Chi yall, is this a place i can ask questions about the verification process for cloudflare? im trying to log into a site and im not getting any option to check. see the screenshot of the page and the dev console. Using brave
E#general-help
WHi, having some problems deploying a remix SSR site via github actions? Anyone live who can help me out or direct me to some documentation?
THas anyone cleaned up their functions logging, so it only returns the information you want as far as the header response? Or is that something only workers can do?
For example, id love my functions to process traffic logs and purge stuff like this in some cases >
For example, id love my functions to process traffic logs and purge stuff like this in some cases >
RProabaly asked a 100 times, but here it goes : Can i push a pages function on its own without deploying to github first? -- I know i can create a new work and push that seperately, but the domain and route isn't the same...cumbersome to push entire repo for 1 function update no?
HSure, you can use
wrangler to perform a direct uploadRin this case, what will the url be to call the function ? usually i would call /api/function
HWhatever the URL you set? The setup for creating the function is exactly the same, just instead of running
git push to deploy, you do wrangler pages deployRAh so i create the function as i would in the functions dir, then dploy it using wrangler pages deploy <BUILD_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY> [OPTIONS] .
I would still need to build the repo though client side, -- can i only deploy the function itself not the whole package, so that cf pages doesn't have to rebuild. it.
I would still need to build the repo though client side, -- can i only deploy the function itself not the whole package, so that cf pages doesn't have to rebuild. it.
HDirect Upload via
wrangler assumes you have already performed a build, it doesn't do anything(other than Functions bundling when using the functions directory) other than uploading.ROkay great thank you much! --
RAnyway to use a function to allow custom domains for my app? i.e. docs.mycustomer.com -> mypage.pages.dev -- I am using custom domains but on pro i am approaching the hard limit of 250... we dont charge our charities/ngos for this, wonder if i can continue to offer this service or i need to kill it... k
Rvanity domains.
HFunctions wouldn't do anything here, at least if I understand what you are trying to do. Have you considered using Workers Assets instead of Pages? Then you can run CF-for-SaaS yourself, and have more control
Cloudflare Docs
Create full-stack applications deployed to Cloudflare Workers.
RSeems like my framework Vue isn't support as it as SPA vs a Server side framework like nuxt/next --- In anycase, even if i were to use static assets, and run cf-for-saas wouldn't i still be limited to the hard limit of 250 for a pro account? -- on a seperate note i did fill int he form to request for a higher limit, have not heard back as of yet....
HYou should be able to get up to 5k iirc by paying
Rwhen deploying only the new functionn i made in the /function folder, using wrangler pages deploy ./disst it will deploy the entire projet, i dont wnat to do that i only want to deploy the new function i created
HUploading just Functions isn’t a supported thing, you must have the entire project built and present for a deployment
Rahh -- hmm.. any way around this, just want to upload function, and use the exising commit version already deplyted on cf. tried using
wrangler deploy ./changelog.js --name 'changelog' seems to have uploaded, but not sure where.HThat would create a deploy with just the changelog.js as an asset
HYou need to have the entire project present
Rgot you. thanks. once a function is uploaded, if i were to make a quick change (without redeploying) can i make code edits in cloudflare console for that worker?
HFor Workers yes. Functions, no
R
thank you for the quick rpely
Shey guys, need help with a certain issue,
node modules doesnt seem to work in my functions page
For context the whole site is a blog site that is statically generated at build time, all the static paths work fine
But all the funcitons paths seem to not work
simply giving a 500 error, there is no wrangler.toml but, config is set in cloudflare website
Tried to set the falg to nodejs_compat_v2 didtn work, wrangler.toml didnt work either,
Using Astro frontend framework with cloudflare adapter
output: "server",
adapter: cloudflare({ platformProxy: { enabled: true } }),
this is also aded to the astro.config.mjs
node modules doesnt seem to work in my functions page
For context the whole site is a blog site that is statically generated at build time, all the static paths work fine
But all the funcitons paths seem to not work
simply giving a 500 error, there is no wrangler.toml but, config is set in cloudflare website
Tried to set the falg to nodejs_compat_v2 didtn work, wrangler.toml didnt work either,
Using Astro frontend framework with cloudflare adapter
output: "server",
adapter: cloudflare({ platformProxy: { enabled: true } }),
this is also aded to the astro.config.mjs
PI'm using _workers.js like guided here https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/functions/advanced-mode/
Now it seems to fail and site says to check the error logs. Where can I find the error logs of the above advanced mode worker failing? Can't find any place in dashboard.cloudflare.com
Site gives Ray ID: 90495ea68bb492f7
Now it seems to fail and site says to check the error logs. Where can I find the error logs of the above advanced mode worker failing? Can't find any place in dashboard.cloudflare.com
Site gives Ray ID: 90495ea68bb492f7
C?pages-logs
SIf you're looking to tail a Pages Function you can do so in the UI here: https://dash.cloudflare.com?to=/:account/pages/view/:pages-project/:pages-deployment/functions
or with Wrangler:
or with Wrangler:
wrangler pages deployment tail [deploymentId/url]PThanks! Both worked.
Got a bit confused when this view appeared to me like I would not have any functions in the pages instance
Got a bit confused when this view appeared to me like I would not have any functions in the pages instance
SHey guys can anyone help me with this issue?
Inext-on-pages doesn't let you use Functions because it overrides them internally, you need to use NextJS API routes instead.
II'm not super familiar with NextJS but they should have documentation on their own way to do API routes.
IYeah, https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/building-your-application/routing/api-routes so you're right,
/api/*Next.js supports API Routes, which allow you to build your API without leaving your Next.js app. Learn how it works here.
INope, just commit the API Route as normal.
