awesome thanks

I have renamed Github Repository while being linked with Pages. So is there a way to relink it?

or should I remove the page and recreate it

if I import a third party library in the function (e.g. zod), does

zod

get imported everytime a request is served using this function? or is it imported once when the funcion is deployed and used thereafter from some sort of memory/cache?

In general, with Workers/Functions, nothing is really imported. When you build/deploy your Functions, it takes all of your code, and all of the code from

zod

that you call, and bundle it up into a single file, which means every bit of your script, and every dependency(treeshaken) is in memory at all times.

Hmmm. I wonder if @Erwin has ever heard of this 🤔?

He has 11 commits to the repo, so I assume so haha

When I run

wrangler pages dev

, it seems that my environment variables are not being used from my project. What do I need to do to get access to those? Create a

.env

file?

Ah, it's

.dev.vars

Hi everyone, if you're using functions, you may be interested in a new reverse proxy plugin we just launched. The Proxyflare plugin is running on https://proxyflare.works, which in turn is running on Pages 🤯

grey on grey 🫠 Just pulling your leg - looks good otherwise. will need to have a play around

haha, as opposed to orange?

I have now 1 static file in worker that needs to be served, so it would cut my expenses in half if I just move it to cloudflare pages.

So it is possible to use analytics_engine_datasets ?

There seems to be bindings for KV, DO, R2 and D1.

Sup all, I have an angular SPA and for SEO reasons I want to edit meta tags based on browser GET path. For example : https://mypage.spa/test --> insert

<title>test1</title>

https://mypage.spa/test2 --> insert

<title>test2</title>

Obviously this has to be done before the HTML is sent to the client (SSR style), can functions do that for me ? Or should I find a way to do it using workers instead ? I'm currently reading the "Middleware" section of the Functions doc, it looks like this is what i'm looking for, can anyone just confirm ?

It was just added earlier this week to the API, and the UI should be coming soon

Awesome thanks

Hey 👋 I'm wondering if by simply changing an environment variable, will it be updated for the currently deployed functions or do I need to re-deploy function in order to have access to the new values?

You'll need to redeploy

Thanks, I was trying to find this information in the documentation, did I miss it somewhere? If not, could be a good addition to the documentation. 🙂

If you want a clarification in the docs you should make an issue on the repo for it 🙂

That sounds good. Issue created https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-docs/issues/7333.

Aight managed to do it, I had a problem with fetch which was triggering some kind of infinite loop (because fetching body would retrigger middleware) so I just added a custom char in the fetch and I if()'ed it out of existence

@Steve French This is definitely an accessibility concern. I had though reading some of those usage suggestions. Maybe use the browser's inspector tools or Lighthouse to point out that color contrast issues.

will do, thanks for letting me know @JustinNoel

Hi guys, is this a channel where I'm allowed to ask for help, or is it just intended for reporting bugs?

Both is fine

Cool thanks.

I'm new to the functions side of things, but have been messing around with workers with some success. I would like to test a D1 SQlite database locally on a NUXT site. I have the site & database hosted in cloudflare already, and seems to be working fine when hosted. But I would like to either proxy my local dev environment to the existing hosting database or run the database locally. To speed up development. I have a seeding SQL script I can run over and over again fine. What command should I use to host the NUXT site with functions and the D1 database binding? Currrently I"m hosting the NUXT site seperately in a code terminal, then opening up a second terminal and running this command on the same root folder. 'wrangler pages dev ./functions --port 8788' I'm not sure if there is a way of doing it with one command in wrangler? I would like to access my database via context.env.database... locally. I tried this command, but didn't seem to have any luck with it: 'wrangler pages dev ./functions --port 8788 --d1=presentor --local --persist' Is that the right command? and if so, do I need to run the seeding again locally somehow to create the database? The error I'm seeing from postman is 'GET /api/venues: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'prepare')' meaning the binding is not there at all...