I’m not sure I understand exactly, but

I’m not sure I understand exactly, but can you call your function unconditionally from your queue() handler to do this?

proxy•6/5/25, 6:29 PM

I need to create 2 queues: 1 for calling an API that is rate limited and other for general file conversion. I want 1 queue to be slow and the other as fast as possible. This means that the queue consumer are different functions and in a team enviroment we would appreciate being able to associate a consumer function with a queue

SidOP•6/5/25, 6:55 PM

I’m assuming you want to have one queue() handler for both these queues? Every message has a queue ID in there, maybe you can look at it to call your separate functions?

proxy•6/6/25, 12:47 AM

1 handler per queue

SidOP•6/6/25, 1:41 AM

Hm, I feel like I’m missing something, can you then not call your separate functions from your separate queue() handlers?

Maybe some dummy code would help

proxy•6/6/25, 2:55 AM

There is no mention in the docs about multiple handlers, only 1 global handler where I can distinguish the queue based on the MessageBatch

proxy•6/6/25, 2:56 AM

Even if I declared more than 1 handler, it is not transparent which one would be or if both would execute. Associating a handler with a specific queue or a list of queues would make this a lot easier to understand

proxy•6/6/25, 2:59 AM

If you compare with AWS SQS, you can see on their docs that you can specific a queue for a consumer using the QueueUrl using their SDK, not HTTP pulling.

proxy•6/6/25, 2:59 AM

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-javascript/v2/developer-guide/sqs-examples-send-receive-messages.html

Sending and Receiving Messages in Amazon SQS - AWS SDK for JavaScript

JavaScript code example that applies to Node.js execution

SidOP•6/6/25, 11:26 PM

Ah so I meant that if you have two queues, then you can have two Workers, each with a queue() handler. Worker A could be the fast queue and Worker B the slow one

SidOP•6/6/25, 11:27 PM

If you’re using HTTP Pull, then the queue ID would be in the URL so I guess that matches SQS?

proxy•6/8/25, 12:33 AM

I'm not using HTTP pull, I'm using hono.js with wrangler, there is no documentation on how to assoaciate a queue with a queue handler

SidOP•6/9/25, 10:58 PM

Is this what you’re looking for then? https://hono.dev/docs/getting-started/cloudflare-workers#using-hono-with-other-event-handlers

Cloudflare Workers - Hono

Web framework built on Web Standards for Cloudflare Workers, Fastly Compute, Deno, Bun, Vercel, Node.js, and others. Fast, but not only fast.

SidOP•6/9/25, 10:58 PM

Hono is just an HTTP framework, it really has nothing to do with other kinds of handlers, but you can attach them this way ^

proxy•6/11/25, 9:20 PM

As mentioned before, I'm watch to associate a handlers with a single queue. Cloudflare documentation lacks any example on how to have 1 handler per queue, this is not a HonoJs issue.

I’m not sure I understand exactly, but

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