I like that `new Socket({ type '' }) `part. It could be sth other than tcp or udp in future. Better than the old fashioned

new TCPSocket()

or

new UDPSocket()

it's

connect(<address>)

yeah the API in that post is a bit dated now - https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/blob/main/samples/tcp/gopher.js is probably the most up to date example

what about the udp world

I'm not sure that exists yet

yeah we're focusing on outbound TCP right now

is it okay to put misc. supporting classes in the functions dir?

What do you mean by that?

i mean classes that are used by endpoints. Util.ts for instance

You can put whatever you want in there, it's all bundled up

It wont be considered an endpoint as long as it does not export onRequest

I have a directory structure like this:

- packages/
  - web/
    - functions/
    - src/
    - package.json
    - webpack.config.js
  - workers/
- package.json

Where web/ is my Pages code. It seems like when I deploy this, the frontend Pages code in src/ works as expected, but the functions do not (calls to my one function return HTML). I'm guessing this is because functions/ isn't at the top level? Is there a way around this?

cd packages/web && wrangler pages publish src

maybe?

The publish command needs to be run in the same directory as

functions

, so you could either move to it, or

cp/mv

the

functions

dir before publish

I know better monorepo support like this is planned in the future, but unless someone else has a better suggestion, that's probably the easiest solution 🙂

Thanks for the response, @James! I just tried using a symlink instead and that seems to work. I wanted to keep using the git integration rather than calling

publish

locally, and this lets me do that.

A symlink is a great solution! Glad you've got it working now 🙂

Hello! I'm trying to process a file upload with functions (file -> base64 -> sendgrid attachment) & it looks like I need to set a compatibility flag or date. However from a quick search in this channel it sounds like Functions doesn't read wrangler.toml.. is there any other way?

You set flags/dates via the dashboard.

didn't know how I missed that — thank you @HardAtWork

is there a way to check in my code if im running with

wrangler pages dev ...

or if it's running in prod?

like some global variable or smt

globalThis.MINIFLARE

will do

thanks!

Is it possible to use queues beta with

wrangler pages dev

locally?

Are queues already in public beta ?

Queues consumers aren't supported with Pages Functions today unfortunately

wrangler pages dev

may make

esbuild

eating up CPU time if it has been running for hours, or is it only on my device ?

It is advanced mode, no proxy, no rebuilds, just resting, when

esbuild

is taking 15% CPU usage on my m1 macbook.

Um, it might be stuck. Even for the biggest Workers I've ever built, I've never hit more than a second of build...