Is this just for serving a 404 file?

no it would be for handling all requests that didn't find a static asset

in my case an ssr for sveltekit

but currently even the assets and pre rendered pages count towards the usage

You'd probably have to make an issue with sveltekit to get them to include prerendered pages in the _routes.json that they generate for you

there is an issue already but the main bottleneck is the 100 limit

thanks for your help really appreciate it @Skye

I am gonna make a suggestion for a 404.js function

seems pretty useful for these cases

I don't believe I've seen anyone ask for it before so it could be for sure

The current behavior, that it would respond

index.html

is for SPA routing. Most SPA practices change their path so that users can go directly back to the position where they leave.

I think you can always serve

index.html

or

404.html

first, and let JavaScript to request the actual content

Yeah this behavior is not very friendly for ssr though

I think maybe you can do it this way: let the function be

/ssr/[[path]]

, and have

index

and

/

redirect to

ssr/index

or any other names that sounds reasonable

or have all static files in

/static

and exclude them in

_routes.json

I just made a whole SSG thing that relies on

import.meta.glob

, but it never occurred to me that it wouldn't work when deployed

can anyone think of another way one might import/fetch/whatever all of the files in a folder?

You should use

env.ASSETS.fetch("/path/to/my/asset")

(returns a response)

I am trying to use a v8-compatible library (date-fns). When importing it to my function, I get 'Cannot find module 'date-fns'. I do not get that error when importing it into a page. Based on what I can find, wrangler can be used to prepare the dependency for use, but I can't find doc on how. Any guidance?

shouldn't be anything more than

npm install date-fns

and then just importing it in your Functions code

Is there any way to read a file from a function?

- functions/
- - index.ts
- views
- - index.view

Oh, I just read this

lol

It's worth noting that it'll have to be a file available in the uploaded assets

If you try to access something outside of that, it won't work

I might be wrong but it doesn't work on local env

Could you add more info?

TypeError
Failed to parse URL from /users/hello/

I tried several different paths

users/hello, /users/hello, /users/hello.html, /functions/users/hello.html

etc, all had this error