Yep, if you passed `response.body` (a `ReadableStream`) directly instead then you wouldn't buffer th

Yep, if you passed

response.body

response.body

response.body

response.body (a

ReadableStream

ReadableStream

) directly instead then you wouldn't buffer the body in memory, and parse then stringify it

jersey•3/12/22, 8:28 PM

return sendJSON(response.body(),500)

return sendJSON(response.body(),500)

wouldn't buffer the error received from npm?

MrBBotOP•3/12/22, 8:28 PM

response.body

response.body

without the ()(), and then removing JSON.stringify()JSON.stringify() from sendJSONsendJSON yep

jersey•3/12/22, 8:29 PM

cool, thanks a ton for the help

Walshy•3/13/22, 5:24 AM

what do you mean? Disable how?

Peps•3/13/22, 5:34 AM

You can disable the workers.dev route by going to the "Triggers" tab and selecting Disable routeDisable route for the workers.dev route

Peps•3/13/22, 5:34 AM

@blackjack4494 ^

Ee0 Is this the best channel for reporting a typo on the Cloudlflare Images pricing ...

Josh•3/13/22, 4:20 PM

Hey

#general-discussions is, it was reported the other day actually so the team are already aware

Josh•3/13/22, 4:20 PM

Cheers tho

ooliver•3/13/22, 5:23 PM

how can i modify a

Response

Response

's headers made with Response.redirectResponse.redirect:

TypeError: Can't modify immutable headers.

TypeError: Can't modify immutable headers.

ooliver•3/13/22, 5:30 PM

i can just make a full response for now with location and status

ooliver•3/13/22, 5:32 PM

in fact thats probably better, but i would still like to know how you would fix this

Oooliver in fact thats probably better, but i would still like to know how you would fix ...

Isaac McFadyen•3/13/22, 5:32 PM

Try a const modifyResponse = new Response(response.body, response);const modifyResponse = new Response(response.body, response);

Isaac McFadyen•3/13/22, 5:33 PM

Then you can modify the new variable at will.

ooliver•3/13/22, 5:33 PM

i find it weird though how i cant modify headers even if the object was created myself

Oooliver i find it weird though how i cant modify headers even if the object was created ...

Isaac McFadyen•3/13/22, 5:34 PM

Was the response created from any input to your handler? If so, that's why.

ooliver•3/13/22, 5:34 PM

it was created from Response.redirectResponse.redirect with a string and integer literal

DDeleted User how long can I keep a websocket open? does it register as an event handler on my...

Isaac McFadyen•3/14/22, 1:49 AM

It is basically like keeping the Worker open the whole time, so normal time limits apply and you're billed even when not receiving messages.

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Isaac McFadyen•3/14/22, 2:21 AM

No, that's not. Can you send me the incorrect URL please and I can escalate?

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Isaac McFadyen•3/14/22, 2:22 AM

Oof, I see the problem there. Thanks

Isaac McFadyen•3/14/22, 2:22 AM

Where's the link that takes you there?

DJtheRedstoner•3/14/22, 2:23 AM

Has anyone had any luck getting skia canvaskit (or anything similar) working with workers? Theoretically it should work, but I was struggling to get the wasm bundle to work correctly with webpack. Some information about canvaskit: https://skia.org/docs/user/modules/canvaskit/ https://www.npmjs.com/package/canvaskit-wasm

kian•3/14/22, 4:37 AM

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Headers

Headers - Web APIs | MDN

The Headers interface of the Fetch API allows you to perform various actions on HTTP request and response headers. These actions include retrieving, setting, adding to, and removing headers from the list of the request's headers.

Luke•3/14/22, 4:18 PM

Is there any way to use the HTML Rewriter to move an element on the page?

rg•3/14/22, 5:31 PM

Have a question. Have a worker that caches images from origin. If an image is cached, does every request on a webpage count towards the worker request/usage quota? Since CDN is free with cloudflare, I am wondering if cached images are fetched from worker or the global cdn

AAggressiveInlining Workers run before cache. If you make images their own separate path from Worker...

rg•3/14/22, 7:06 PM

Not sure how to do that. Can you elaborate. Lets say I have an image in my html like:

html 
<a href="https://picsum.photos/200">someimage</a>

html 
<a href="https://picsum.photos/200">someimage</a>

my cloudflare worker currently pulls the remote image, saves it to cache. So how do I make images their own separate path from workers if they are remote?

AAggressiveInlining Say your workers are on a specific path like `example.com/api`, if you route you...

rg•3/14/22, 7:16 PM

Got it. Thanks!

DDrew because from what I can tell both would get quite expensive if I check session t...

Erwin•3/14/22, 10:40 PM

Responding mostly from memory in the DO basically means that you will be paying $0.15 for every million requests. How many requests do you expect to be getting?

Yep, if you passed `response.body` (a `ReadableStream`) directly instead then you wouldn't buffer th

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