So no, no support for them.

ahhh yeah i forgot about taht

there are strange issue with

crypto.getRandomValues()

.

const arrayBytes = new Uint8Array(8);
        crypto.getRandomValues(arrayBytes);
        console.log(btoa(arrayBytes));

i wanna 8 random bytes.

OTYsMjExLDE2LDE3OCw0MSw5NSw3OCwzMg==

-> 25 bytes

39 36 2c 32 31 31 2c 31 36 2c 31 37 38 2c 34 31 2c 39 35 2c 37 38 2c 33 32

MTM0LDE0LDI1MCwyMDksMjQ5LDIxNiwxNTMsMTQx

-> 30 bytes

31 33 34 2c 31 34 2c 32 35 30 2c 32 30 39 2c 32 34 39 2c 32 31 36 2c 31 35 33 2c 31 34 31

MjA3LDcwLDE0OSwzNSwyMzMsMTQ5LDY4LDE0OA==

-> 28 bytes

32 30 37 2c 37 30 2c 31 34 39 2c 33 35 2c 32 33 33 2c 31 34 39 2c 36 38 2c 31 34 38

P.S. i'm not a TS dev, but why when i'm asking 8 bytes into the array, i have more?

btoa

decodes base64 values. If you want to print the random bytes, you can use the

toString

method, or simply

console.log(arrayBytes)

, which gave me > {"0": 99, "1": 95, "2": 88, "3": 45, "4": 87, "5": 217, "6": 127, "7": 71} for example

btoa encodes regarding the google

i need to get correct base64 from that byte array. btw

console.log(arrayBytes.length);

return 8.

that's also possible, 50% chance 😅

i did not get the point

i generate 8 random bytes, next i convert them into base64. Thats RFC stuff, so there are strict specs.

when i decode base64 i see more than 8 bytes,

if you check what you have encoded, you're encoding the string

207,70,149,35,233,149,68,148

in one of your example cases.

btoa and atob accept strings, and coerce others into strings

hmm.. well, need to find how to tell to btoa "use that byte array as a byte array", oke, i think i got the point

oh, so that's what you're looking for. I'd do something like

btoa([...arrayBytes].map(String.fromCodePoint).join(''))

- spread into regular array so array ops work - map to strings from code point, basically convert to string value - base64

Thanks, i will take a look tomorrow. Thats why i love classic Base64 from Java

hi, is there a way to make a scheduled worker deploy to a specific region?

can someone take a look plz

You're talking about CRON Triggers? The most you can influence their direct placement is if you have Green Compute or Global Compute set. Otherrwise, you can use Durable Objects created in specific regions via locationHints, but depending on what you are doing, that could be expensive

Anyone got an example for github deployment workflow with a turborepo monorepo?

is there any possible worker can support http request streaming? Seems worker buffer http request until request body is ready. https://developer.chrome.com/articles/fetch-streaming-requests/

Hi, I am trying to perfom a fetch call from a worker to an external api. My worker is on

app.coderpunk.dev

and I am trying to call

login.coderpunk.dev/.well-known/jwks.json

.

login

is a cname that maps to an external api. If I call

login.coderpunk.dev/.well-known/jwks.json

with a curl in my terminal I get the response, however when I call that from the worker it looks like the request never fires. Has anyone successfully done anything similar before that can help me with this?

hi, if you use cloudflared to connect to a k8s cluster, could you use CF Workers to call it? https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/tutorials/many-cfd-one-tunnel/

Yes

hi everyone, is there any way to pause cloudflare workers temporary?

Disable all routes/crons?

where I can find that? I didn't see it on cloudflare workers dashboard

ah I found it

Hi, do I understand it right that in CF Workers, I can fine grain control my cache/headers/etc. and cache dynamic content to achieve up to 99% cache vs. using "standard" CF cache that only can only cache static content (that doesn't change)?