Cloudflare

So you're accessing it correctly, just the type needs to be `string`.

but type is bad, got it. super duper thanks man for helping me out

<@!575799975116800030> sorry for pestering you but it seems like it still doesn't work even though I've made the changes above. I now get:
```
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fallthrough')
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fallthrough')
```
When trying to access platform.env.SENDGRID_API_KEY (I've also tried platform.env['SENDGRID_API_KEY'] but with same error). Got any more tips or suggestions?

Hmm... are you returning anything? That doesn't like an issue with the environment variable.

Even if you just `return {status: 200}` I think that'll work?

If you don't return anything it looks for a fallthrough which is where that error comes from.

hm ok, the changes I've added are a .catch(error) where I'm trying to return an error (since I can't figure out why the API call doesn't work). I'll remove it and see if the error was different

I can send you my Sendgrid implementation in SvelteKit if that would help?

sendgrid-implementation

Seems to be over Discord's message limit, so it's attached there.

I've used text/plain but HTML would work too, it's just that's for an internal contact form so I don't need anything fancy.

ok at first glance it looks almost identical but I'll go through it line by line, very much appreciated

I'd take a look at the end part, where it checks for the status; if you're not returning for some reason then you'll get that `fallthrough` error.

haha this was funny as always, the problem was that I had missed the name for the sender, now it worked 🙂 anyway this was good learning in the end anyway. Mega kudos for the help man! 🙂

Just discovered pages and functions. Looks pretty sweet and would be a great thing to switch to for my project, but still no node support? Do we know if it is on the horizon at all?

I use a number of packages to avoid reinventing the wheel and I'd hate to re-write it all in vanilla js.

No, there's no Node.JS support and it's not on the roadmap because that's not how the Workers runtime really works. You can polyfill some stuff but it's dependent on your bundler and what Node packages you're using.

Hmm. I just know that I read workers have some nodejs package support. Figured since functions were basically the same thing that they would get the same.

Yeah, they only have some Node.JS package support because those specific packages have chosen to move to Service Worker standards like fetch.

For example, stripe and fauna both did that.